if you don't want to be a victim, don't sign the nda.o onto fifth avenue, take a megaphone, talk about what you want to talk about. >> blaming victims who take a settlement to someone for not going out and talking about it is absurd. >> do you ever worry that maybe you'll be on the wrong side of history on this one? >> no. i don't. and i think what i worry about is the outcome for him. i don't worry about the outcome for me. >> reporter: as for weinstein, the charges in this case are not the only criminal charges he is facing. on january 6th, in california, prosecutors announced new charges against weinstein for raping a woman in a los angeles hotel room in 2013 and sexually assaulting a second woman the following night. one of those women is expected to testify in the new york case. now the question remains, will the fallen hollywood power broker also lose his freedom? >> are you going to jail, mr. weinstein? >> reporter: his alleged victims await an answer. for "nightline," i'm amy robach in new york. >> our thanks to amy. >>> next, un

he did a gaggle with reporters at the end and asked about the ndas he's made women sign at his companye agreement, because in december, senator elizabeth warren called on him to make the women free to speak and free from these ndas in case there were instances of discrimination. >> wow. >> he was a little bit touchy and said she should worry about herself and i'll worry about myself and he went on to say that, you know, my company has been a great place to work for all kinds of people and that nda is a two-way street. if they want to get out of it, which i don't think they do, that would have to be a conversation that would have to take place under a legal agreement. >> what are his reading habits? that was buried in the lead. also what are voters saying on the trail with regard to bloomberg, their reactions? >> one interesting thing i learned while traveling with bloomberg he prefers paperbacks to hard cover books. >> was he reading a mystery novel or something? >> no a lot of newspapers. he reads only spanish literature on his kind toll teach himself spanish looking up the words he's

it was cosponsored by senator paul, we were able to amend the nda, or at least have a vote on its. on that specific amendment which got the support of 51 senators at the time. for republican senators joined us. we have built momentum after that. what senator kaine is now doing with this war powers resolution, i think continues to build. and i think he will talk about the support it has, but my sense of listening to republican senators and talking to republican senators, is there are many after this recent incident that feel very antsy about the way the president is behaving in terms of war and his war powers and the kinds of statements he has made. so i think we are gaining support on this one. let me just say on the issue of impeachment, for me as a former trial lawyer, former attorney general prosecutor, for me the trial is about seeking the truth. trying to find the truth. and i don't know how in a situation like we have now, very unlike president clinton when everybody had been deposed, the president had been deposed, we had depositions in a private setting, you had people appe

for i work for five technicals programming her nda for five years. my question is my question is you, are giving about that you are talking about your struggle new paradigm and new strategies is, a realization is it a realization that even the democratic backsliding that given the democratic party backsliding that we have been experiencing a part of the world,'s in spite of the massive investment of the international community, position is the realization that there is a failure is that, for him and, change is that some incremental changes you what that unpleasant you want to implement thanks great question? >> thanks. a great question. it recognition i think it is a recognition also in the water that we have new challenges but also new opportunities are new to us. i point out that would u.s. back when usa id began all of the money, flowed from if you look at all the money that flowed from the u.s. to the developing world 85, percent of it was about 85% of it was very traditional government says he doesn't do that. figures less these days you, that f

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sg be made although it may not be announced immediately. 56 is the latest sta nda rd announced immediatelythe latest standard for mobile data tra nsfer latest standard for mobile data transfer and is theoretically at least 100 times faster than ag. to make use of it, customers will need a new 5g capable telephone but the infrastructure requires costly upgrades to things like masts, base stations and antenna. and this is where huawei comes in. it is believed to have the most advanced equipment. in the uk, the rollout started last summer and to date around 70 towns and cities have 5g connectivity. all four uk phone networks are currently using huawei equipment. but only 1% of all handsets sold in 2019 were capable of using the new technology. that number is expected to rise to 18% this year. with me we have dexter, a senior analyst from fixed solutions. what do you make of the concerns around huawei's involvement?m what do you make of the concerns around huawei's involvement? it is understandable. the americans have been concerned for quite a while now, since 2012 when there was a report in

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ndas well as the perilous threat posed by iran under soleimani leadership. for decades, since the iranian revolution in 1979 ty ron has raged war against the united states and her allies. and recent reports indicate a soleimani was in the process of plotting even more acts of aggression against the u.s. and u.s. interests. hardly surprising though since he has been doing that for many years. and that is precisely why he was targeted. just as quickly as news of this to an attack spread sounded anti- trump rhetoric. instead of celebrating the fact that the chief terrorist was dead, and could kill no more, a number of our democratic colleagues chose to bash the president. they claimed his action was on authorize even illegal, or that he should have sought a congressional approval before hand.e. well none of that is true. the president not only has the authority under the constitution, but the responsibility to defend the united states from terrorist organizations like the eye rain and revolutionary guard corps and its leaders like qassem soleimani. this was not

had approved as part of the phase one legislation, but they have chosen to cover it up by multiple ndasew chairman of hs2 produced what he called a stock—take report which put the cost up to 88 billion, which is halfway between the figures you've quoted. i think it's 107 now and it probably will go even higher than that. you don't need to go 400km an hour or even 360 in a country as small as ours. nobody else in the world does it. maybe china, but nobody else. that's a very big country by contrast. it's a very big country and, quite honestly, the higher the speed, it makes a big difference ion the cost. difference in the cost. obviously you have to have a straight line, you have to go in a straight line because trains don't like going around corners fast, but it's also the construction, the type of construction, whether it is balanced, and things like that. it does make a great difference to the cost, which i don't think was taken into account. somebody should have said, "you don't need to go this speed, cut it down to the normal tgv speed or even lower." 0ther railways are much more im

or minor steps that we could be looking at as we prepare and go into next year and look at the next nda, and to the point senator gillibrand brought up, dr. miller, were in the case where perhaps we have to codify with proper practice is one little thing to make sure command understands how to behave, but any congestions you may have for our considerations as we begin to work on the next part for the national defense authorization, and anything independent of that, we would be interested in your ongoing feedback and dialogue. i apologize for the hearing and for starting a little bit late. we are very interested and committed to doing everything we can, so i thank you all for being here. we will keep the record open for one week and we look forward to your continued feedback. committee is adjourned. [indiscernible chattering] [indiscernible chattering] live 2020 c-span's campaign coverage continues today at 1:45 p.m. eastern on c-span. former vice president joe biden in iowa. at 7:00, time stier is in iowa -- tom steyer is in iowa. watch on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span

--nda: other than energy kind of a one-two punch, the largest input for transportation industries, but consumption dropping in a massive market like that will have an economic effect. which commodities does it make sense to see declines? presumably, if you are still at home, you will it work. other knock ons, is that logical? looking at inputs into the giant chinese industrial machine, a longer factories stay close, they will need less copper, aluminum, steel for their mills. aluminum is down sharply today. copper is also down a bit. it becomes a broadly based here that the economy will not be nearly as strong as expected. amanda mentioned pork, but they are also dealing with the african swine fever. they have so many different issues affecting the commodities market. palladium also taking a hit right now. we know that they have been in over but, above 90. how much has to do with technicals and other issues? >> palladium is an extraordinary story, there is a shortage, but the rally has been hyperbolic. it's not surprising that people are seeing a chance to get out. say, theissue, as yo

said they would not make a decision about whether or not to charge the suspect until the as of be the nda investigators have boat wrapped up. live in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> certainly disturbing to hear those details. think is so much. >>> a one euros debbie suspect was the tent person to die in the center reader june 2019. his family says he committed suicide. a sheriff spokesman says christopher crosby of berkeley was found responsive in the sale of december 4. the man's brother tells ktvu that he was told crosby suffocated himself with a plastic bag. crosby was beheld alone in a cell in connection with the stabbing of a woman in an aquatic park can february of 2018. ktvu investigation earlier this year revealed that santa rita has the highest rate of inmate that's here in the bay area. sheriff's spokesman says that he hopes there are zero deaths in 2020. >>> san francisco police say three people were stabbed into different attacks on new year's day. the first incident happened on howard street near fir street at around 1:30 in the morning. police a 26-year-old man stepped tw

we were in imminent danger, i want to drill down on this and i hear what lori is saying around the nda. if we were in imminent danger, then how could killing one general stop us from imminent danger? he was immediately replaced. what would ever plans put us in a state of imminent danger could have been carried out anyway? it would have had to involve more than one man. how does killing one man take us out of imminent danger? it just doesn't make sense to me. >> well, it doesn't make sense because -- you're right, taking out kazqassem soleimani doesn't take us out of imminent danger. they talked about killing of soleimani doesn't mention imminent danger. it was only later they talked about imminent danger and there was an imminent plan. but if there was an imminent plan, those cells that were activated, iranian militias would still be in place. maybe they are still in place or would have been still in place, and the american people have a right to know what kind of imminent danger our interests, our troops overseas are in for the president to take this kind of action. >> both of you, i

office as they would not make a decision at this point whether to charge of the suspect and as a pd nda investigator cases are wrapped up. where live in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a diffident story. >>> a man in the arrest for a hit-and-run in napa. a chevy said that hit a parked car on elliott drive at about 8:00 this morning. they found the driver walking along nearby street. investigator say miguel torres appeared to be under the influence of methamphetamine. he faces dui, hit-and-run and drug charges. >>> the former mayor of san antonio who served as housing secretary under resident obama today ended his it to become america's first latina president. holden castro now dropping out of the race for the white house in a video posted on twitter. >> have determined that is not our time. today with a heavy heart and profound gratitude that i was is been my campaign for president. i am so thankful to all of our supporters. the folks who knocked doors, made phone calls, donated, who told their friends and family about our bold vision, putting people first. >> west reading qualified

letters where the bolton team sent the book to the nsc to review which you have to do when you sign the ndas and agree to top secret stuff when you worked there. they wrote back and they said there is a lot of stuff in here classified in top secret. so you can't use it. what does this mean? >> on the surface, this looks normal. but it's hard to believe that deep down what's going on is normal. so on the surface to submit something for pre lubl indication review is to elicit at times an answer like this from the white house that says there are parts of what you've submitted that we are concerned about. then what should happen next and it can happen promptly is a back and forth. what's in there that is a problem? what else can i use? what else can i say that's not classified to tell the basic story i want to tell. is the lso the letter looks nor. the fact that it's john bolton and it's not moving forward as expeditiously as john bolton's lawyers would like given their follow-up with the white house. all of that at least has to lead us to ask the question, there something going on here? where p

i had to sign an nda. you know how those things are. >> jimmy: you did?g. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's very interesting. >> that's how the cookies crumble, man. >> jimmy: wow. i am so curious to find out who that person could be. >> when you watch the movie it's going to be about a bunch of beautiful young smart people doing dumb things. >> jimmy: i see. >> that's actually what most movies are like. like really smart people doing like stupid decisions. >> jimmy: sometimes they're not that smart. but yeah, they're always doing stupid things. >> not when i play them. >> jimmy: well, this is a horror -- a scary movie? >> kind of like -- yeah, it's like a thriller horror. it's got everything, jimmy. >> jimmy: "fantasy island" -- it's probably on youtube now. when my kids were 12 years old, i wanted them to see it. and i somehow got a collection of bootleg dvds of fantasy island. and i forgot how weird the show. it was almost like mr. roarke might be affiliated with satan in some way. people would come and they'd have like their fantasy dream and then it always w

. >> nda in some cases or would that not -- >> perhaps with -- not with simon & schuster. nothing is stopping him. he may have a personal interest, a private interest, financial trillion not coming forward but that's why he needs to be subpoenaed and come in and testify. >> i want to ask elie one more thing. if he is waving executive privilege with his tweet today. let's put it up. he said i never told john bolton that the aid to ukraine was tied to investigations into democrats including joe biden and goes on and on and bolton said it was only to sell a book, if he said that -- >> he said you can't use it as a sword and shield and say, i'm donald trump, i was part of this conversation. here's what was said then when the other person in the conversation john bolton you'll be john bolton says no, it was something different. i say, sorry, you can't talk about it. by me saying what happened that opens the door for john bolton to say what happened. >> he's essentially shimon calling john bolton a liar but bolton is known as a copious note taker and always seen with a yellow le

nba announced today that formerly commissioner david stern has died at the age of 7, 7 storm of the ndaime, the least popularity exploded. >>thanks to stern and stars like larry bird magic johnson michael jordan and kobe bryant. coy wire reports the nba wouldn't be the league it is today without david stern. >>working his way up the ranks stern was the organizations first general counsel into the commissioner's post in 1984 stern had the good fortune of inheriting larry bird and magic johnson in taking over just before the arrival of michael >>television revenues were low and several franchises were in financial turmoil. so the new commissioner rolled up his sleeves and got to work for the next 30 years stern presided over the leak skyrocketing growth. >>according to forbes, the player salary cap which urn helped to create. we're from million to just under 59 million when he left office in 2014. television revenues jumped from around 22 million to about 930 million. franchise values from 400 million to million. a big part of stern strategy, marketing the leak superstars and making them

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but let me ask this, if you are agreeing, if you are going to dubai for 30 k and signing an nda, is therei can see why people would say that. however, what i think we need to understand is instagram influences are getting younger and younger. and with the youth comes naivete and a lack of financial independence, and so lack of financial independence, and so these are easy targets for men. also, they don't use the language that, as yvonne pointed out, they don't use language like have sex with me, they use stuff like dinner and drinks and intimacy. if you are young and naive and somebody is offering you life changing money for dinnerand drinks, you might take them up on that offer and then you may be in a situation where you are incapable of saying no that's a really scary situation because that's what leads to assault. rob, in terms of the people you represent, have they been offered cash in exchange for sex? yeah, i think nearly every a—list are out there has been offered it at some point. they seem to target people from the season before, like with love island. if they have just come of

nda: basically, the governor said it is essentially still too strong, so in the next couple of monthssures to ease capital controls, and by that, he means he would like to encourage capital outflows, for instance insurance companies being encouraged to invest more overseas. now, you sense this frustration in the governor, because thailand has struggled to rein in their 9% upside for 2019, the best currency in asia versus the u.s. dollar year-to-date last year, so it has been a huge headache and despite measures, continues to remain a strong, putting pressure on growth and exports. take a listen to what he has to say. governor: we have said that we think the movement of the thai baht is not in line with the fundamentals of the thai economy. it has appreciated too much in 2019. there were other factors that led to financial flows from outside thailand into thailand, where there were changes in economic conditions and conditions of the global financial markets. when there was a change of monetary policy stance, central banks, and that contributed to overflows from other economies into em

life of the sports legend how the former commissioner david stern is being credited with building the nda that we know today. >>> new this morning, the host of jeopardy is with his battle for pancreatic cancer. and, he says he is overwhelmed by the love and support he's getting from people all over the world since he announced that he has stage iv pancreatic cancer. >> i just wanted to get ahead of the tablets. they could emphasize and misrepresent what was happening to me and, is not going to make it to christmas. i'll show them. i am going to make it. >> he says his wife of 29 years has a tough role as his caregiver. not always the most pleasant person in pain. some attributes the late nba commissioner are pouring in from around the world today. the monkey died on new year's day after suffering a massive brain hemorrhage. >> and got a look at einstein with the nba. >> in morning. joining the nba as legal counsel back in the middle 60s. and rose to the ranks. and then he ran the ship for the next 30 years. he was credited for turning the struggling league to a multibillion-dollar interna

. >> there is a lot of concerns that i have heard from folks about how police nda and others are respondingo these kinds of crime. >> we are taking up part the networks across the bay area that create the demand for stolen products. it means using gps tracking devices. >> san francisco police are increasing patrols in the shopping center with officers in uniform and in plain clothes. >>> the chp is investigatinbath morning just before 10:00 a money spent five ettinger color avenue in oakland. the chp says a woman was driving eastbound with a male passenger in the front seat. in the backseat were two young girls, ages one and four. the chp says the shots were filed fired from a white suv with a hatchback. the two people in that issue we were wearing ski mask. the skaters blue the shooting incident was targeted. investigators are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> change to come in san francisco's market street. it ready. starting tomorrow, most cars are going to be banned from the downtown area from venice to the waterfront. only cross traffic will be allowed. the street

. >> so i think that's probably as much as i can say without violating ndas and such. >> so you two haveever played against james. what was your strategy in getting ready for that? >> like brad said, we could look at tape. this is the first time where i knew for months who i was going to watch. i was familiar with james by watching every game i could see. you got to see him in person. >> i did. that's the benefit of living in l.a. >> how many hours did you put in to prepare for this tournament? >> oh. >> in "jeopardy!" you're kind of preparing your whole life for. every time you learn something new, you try to file it away. it might be useful one day. >> that's a great point actually. a lot of people think you just study for this stuff. you can't do it that way. there is stuff you can brush up on, but it's being curious about information and learning your whole life and having it stick somehow. >> i know the real star for this tournament is our host, alex trebek, and i see those purple ribbons you are all wearing for him and supporting him in his battle with pancreatic cancer. what has h

did you see what he said asked about ndas signed with female employees? just, hey.re two-way street and wouldn't want them out either. sort of -- boom. >> that is most likely going to come back and be an issue for him as he moves forward, but i'm sure in bloomberg's mind, if he makes it to the general election, he probably thinks he's in good shape in that regard compared to president trump. >> yeah. the comparison is definitely quite vast. john heilemann, robert costa, thank you both. >> bob, what are you working on this week? >> pay attention to sanders in iowa. does he start to pick up after the des moines register poll and does susan collins and senator romney and murkowski push leader mcconnell to allow witnesses? doesn't mean necessarily john bolton will be a witness or not. do they say we're not going to let you vote on this rules package, 50% you need for a senator trial until we hear from witnesses. >> and actually murkowski, collins, romney, may actually move in that direction, what are you hearing? >> hearing from people familiar with senator collins and