lot of more moderate members, will the will be rejoining of a lot of more moderate members, willthe necbers, will the nec do chicanery with the free state and sadie free state is now the minute the exit poll landed? these things are up for discussion. one thing i will say is that i think, i have just been speaking to somebody before a came out he was from the trade union movement, there is going to bea trade union movement, there is going to be a huge rush for recrimination andl to be a huge rush for recrimination and i am not going to be holier than thou, i'm definitely part of that. but we have got to not lose sight of the fact that there was quite a lot of stuff that actually did bring the labour party together eventually, look, corbett is, i don't think has worked. however he has the narrative on spending and austerity. even the conservative party has moved and broken its own rules. i think for the labour party to just broken its own rules. i think for the labour party tojust rip broken its own rules. i think for the labour party to just rip all of that up and from a physical point

for both the nec and the endorsement for both the nec and the labour leader, which is presumably whye nec. now they control the rules, the timing, and they will be in the rules, the timing, and they will beina the rules, the timing, and they will be in a good position to make sure one of their own wins it, in which case i fear that the labour party is destined to go the way of the socialist party in france, ending up as socialist party in france, ending up a5 irrelevant. socialist party in france, ending up as irrelevant. i know you can't play subjunctive history too much, but borisjohnson on subjunctive history too much, but boris johnson on one subjunctive history too much, but borisjohnson on one level had a very easy opponent injeremy corbyn because a lot of labour voters were already supporting the ms trust in him and his scepticism about what he was going to do. i think the challenge was that it wasn't a given that they would switch their allegiance to him, there was concern that people would stay and actually he had to find the right subject to talk to those people on, and obv

and the select committee on secret military assistance to iran in the nec iraq when opposition will come to order congress began to address what they perceive to be an insanely out of control series of covert actions with little to no congressional oversight we have been supplying lethal weapons to terrorist nation involving the us government in military activity in direct contravention of the law and lying to the congress now i believe that democracy cannot survive that kind of abuse. and people like dick cheney and donald rumsfeld who are relatively new to government at the time did not like when congress had we need to step in and confront the national security state and what's become a very out of control pill program cheney then went on during the reagan years in the eighty's to serve in congress and when the iran contra scandal broke out into the open. cheney did not like congress being involved with anything that the executive branch was doing. and you had to see other scandal that emanated from the highest echelons of power and the reagan administration was acting as though it ha

you said it in the back each response to put it to the nec i believe there is room for all kinds of animals here. farmers can't have a monopoly on the land and simply get rid of the wolves. just do it i think we should take a look at managing wolf reproduction. otherwise they'll multiply like wild dogs or feral cats. who doesn't want to put her goats behind the security fences. recommended by the e.u. because then the animals would have less space to wander. she came up with an alternative solution. do we use an alarm system that includes firecrackers and a timer sheep are there for you ms every night starting at 10 a firecracker goes off every half hour. when the wolves hear that noise they think there are people around and they stay away. that's worked so far and we hope it will continue to work. through. stay in the summer of 2018 after a right wing populist party joined italy's new coalition government there was an increase in attacks on immigrants a key to who remains invested in politics is very worried about this development. you see the ball going up us and i'm going to wrap it up b

here without the support of our sponsors and i want to thank them again, they are flex jet, honeywell, nec, in .t, samsung we appreciate your support very much and i hope you have a good and gettime to network to know each other this morning. thank you. [applause] >> welcome again. it's great to see a lot of alumni from years past, this is our 12 ceo council, and as all of you know, the day is very interactive. if you have not downloaded the app for the session, please do so. here is how to get into our polling questions. one of the things that the app will be used for is we are going to ask your opinion through the course of the day on the issues being presented on stage. we want to know what you think. one way for that to happen is for you to express your opinions through the app and the polling questions. did not already downloaded it, the folks outside can help you do so. in addition to polling questions on the app, you will be able to receive program updates, check your schedule, and ask questions anonymously, if you wish. if you don't want to raise your hand and identify yourself and

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fuel subsidies specifically as we have the nec well 1st of all they only benefit the ones who have the most those who are the ones who have cars who consume the most quantity of fuel it's just like that we just had a story from the international development bank ratifying that 75 percent of the people who use who benefits from fuel subsidies are people who don't need them and i have nothing against subsidies when they're necessary and they go to the people who needs them but in the case of equal and fuel subsidies they just don't it has cost the country more than our g.d.p. if you put it together for the last 2 or 45 years and it has no economic sense no social sense in of course no environmental sense so something that makes no sense why would you keep it you say that they were that they were needed why why then were there protests when they were abolished so we had the 1st step we took the 1st of last year we had no protests in this year you have to combine different factors and we have found that out when we manage to handle things because if you see the region not only the region i

well i'm not nec had every geneticist ohman epidemiology so we look at the patterns of disease i think oh only the epigenetics terry to those people to talk about but certainly in terms of the patterns of. intergenerational trauma that we're saying there is really strong and strong epidemy logical evidence. from a my background's inmate we're free before coming into public health and the case from a to b. understanding it is to understand that trauma is related to an natural human survival mechanisms and to think about it in you know tens of millions of years what have we had to do to survive and essentially it's related to 3 mind things al fear center so i thought front and fought responses need to do we have to remember that as human beings whether my successful spaces in the on the planet in terms of survival so those instincts are really strong so. we have a you know really strong fight flight in from our responses that relate to childhood trauma and when they activate it they have it's 500 time about 500 times faster than conscious thought and it overrides everything else in the b

now this is the low nec good circulation that is tapped into the moisture which had been bundling in at over the heaviest amount down towards monterey. but there are bands moving on short continue throughout the morning. now look at santa cruz, and his family and with a classic set up but the south of the is a heaviest snow. now the snow levels have gone up. the heaviest amount will be above 8000 feet but there will be a lot, what your storm when continues until 6 pm tonight and the snow level will have a as we get more of a southwind. also san jose has a strong southeast wind gusting to 33 miles per hour's a pretty good guests even though the wind advisory is ended but 40s a few 50s many, pleasanton and brentwood in their, albany at 55 and san ramon 52, that low march as often as it does will take moisture with it but look at this if you're traveling around 101 down towards monterey and just north of fresno, that is where the heavy rain is big will get a break after wednesday to thursday but watch what happens friday another system comes, 50s on attempts, upper 50s for some and 60s

past years, where it has been inward —looking, and letting the conservatives that the agenda saw the necnd try to figure out how this is donein and try to figure out how this is done in an effective way so that does not happen because it is a risk. the daily mail, our blueprint for boris's britain. the nhs, investment in the north, the heart of the bid to govern for another decade. the idea of investing in parts of the country that have been left behind, boris johnson parts of the country that have been left behind, borisjohnson said it the day after the results came out, that he wants to reward the trust people have shown. if he wants to be a one nation tory he has to go to those parts of britain that lent him his vote. —— that lent their vote. he went up north yesterday. you will see big flagship projects like hs to come back on track. he will take ownership of the nhs which has a lwa ys ownership of the nhs which has always been a labour issue but he thinks he can neutralise this by taking it on. it is complimentary. some of the labour party policies had resonance even though they did

the nec will meet injanuary and can you give us?imetable. i expect in the first couple of months, and may be by the end of march we will see a new leader in place to put forward an agenda to rebuild the party and rebuild the country. in the intervening time we all have the responsibility in parliament to hold this government to account and make sure their actions match up with the words they have said and we will be scrutinising everything that the government put forward. from your point of view, and given your own experience, you mentioned the health service and the priorities you have, would you want to see a leader who is going to develop and expand on the kind of thingsjeremy corbyn has been doing? or do you want somebody who will distance themselves from that? i think the agenda labour is pursuing is setting out a vision for the kind of country we need over a long period of time and that's crucial, not least when we look at issues around climate will stop the government today is talking about net zero by 2050 and that's 20 year

the nec, that is very significant. it did the end of the day this will be one member, one vote.party to support him. at the same time, a lot of these people were out on the doorstep and being told, no, not jeremy corbyn. they do think if you have got a good... i think it is ha rd have got a good... i think it is hard for someone coming from the centre of the party... who is there from the centre that could? justin phillips, for example. i think she is an outstanding mp ——jess phillips. it is hard to see how she gets elected in a very corbyn centric membership. you could see a good —— good candidates coming through, wowing members at hustings and all ofa through, wowing members at hustings and all of a sudden they may not come through. there will be a big debate about where in the party this leader comes from and who do they represent? the labour party now is very london focused and other big metropolitan areas, the temptation may be to pick somebody represents a sort of new labour comfort zone .it was your tip? if labour had any senseit was your tip? if labour had any sense it w

are still there, don't know how many will be rejoining of a lot of more moderate members, will the nect poll landed? these things are up for discussion. one thing i will say is that i think, i have just been speaking to somebody before i came out who was from the trade union movement, there is going to be a huge rush for recrimination and i'm not going to be holier than thou, i'm definitely part of that. but we've got to not lose sight of the fact that there was quite a lot of stuff that actually did bring the labour party together eventually, look, corbynism, i don't think has worked. however, he has changed the narrative on spending and on austerity. even the conservative party has moved and broken its own rules. so i think for the labour party to just rip all of that up and from a fiscal point of viewjust to go back to where we were saying ——say under alistair darling or ed balls, that's not the answer. we can'tjust keep hankering after, oh my god, like, we need tony blair back. we need to reformulate our new vision for now. we can'tjust be so nostalgic for 1997. you have your phone

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show the that armstrong suffocated because his hands were handcuffed and behind his back and the his nec horrible way to die because he had his airway cut off and he was placed in a row. >> reporter: the family was told that he died of a drug overdose. they become video released by the office says that the deputies took him to the grant. used the device with a strap to restrain him. minutes later, deputies noted that he wasn't moving. the 22-year-old died in hospital. the alameda county dhs says that no criminal charges will be because the deputies did not act recklessly. his death was available, the families attorney says. >> the officers are supposed to be trained in how to restrain people without asphyxiating them. and it appears that is exactly what happened here. >> reporter: lily coleman the mother of armstrong's 7-year- old son spoke. >>> my son need someone to raise him and to a man who was supposed to do that. this is not acceptable. >>> the sheriffs office no long udevice. it would not be a legal admission of liability but still they made some changes. in oakland, ktvo news. >>

month and quickest pace many measure a decade remindinger listen to lou's report three hours day on the necpartment of justice requesting for time in sentencing of advisor general michael flynn hinting they may seek a what are punisher sentence. federal prosecutors asked a judge to push back the deadline to foil their sentencing memo from monday to january sixth and toac have it reviewed internally flynn is currently scheduled to be sentenced on january 28th. well there's a any report tonight revealing more about the focus of u.s. attorney john durham's probe in the origins-of-the- russia witch hunt. durham is reportedlying much of his attention on cia requesting communication that have guy formeria director john brennan. the probe,mu however, could now bring in the current focus and whether she'll choose to protect brennan or corporate fully with durham. let's put that question to heir taj foundation senior legal fellow and former dpght of justice lawyer great to see you is gina in the middle? >> well only if she perceives it that way. i know some people are saying splits are in a binged i

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to the penisula dog is back home this morning aer someone shot the dog right in the nec the owner claims a man on a bicycle ramble right there. this all e happened on sunday night the bullet we under the skin of the dog and fortunaly did not hit any vitals while rambo is doing ok this morning police are still searching for e shooter. >>m i'm a because like there's people out there >>you know who who in tir right mind would shoot a dog or any animal in this an animal. my hope is for around ough to have of and welcome every. hopefullcatch us catch thiguy and then the streets thoughope is calm and hit some of the hits him back. >>check this out doctors they have chosen not to remove the bullet at th point the family has set up a go fund me page for rambles medical trtment you can find that link on our website kr 4 dot com. ju a fewinutes from now we will ell you about thieves who brokeinto a half dozen homes in one night in one particular east bay city willte you ich city. >>and have reacti from neighbors. plus a cell phone robbery allcaught on camera and police are still looking for the th

up nec why adam schiff wasn't at the area mark meadows unions us. stay but us.president trump joining us tonight, congressman mark meadows freedom caucus great to have you with us and your with reaction to -- what calls straight out a lamentable exercise on the part of the inspector general. >> well, i think tom is right in the conclusions that the the i.g. drew i don't agree with on a number of fronts but facts that he has in that report i was part of a two-hour briefing. i get to see these i.g. reports from various agencies probably of review more than any member of congress and i can tell you it did you want get anymore damming than this. and when you start to look at the facts that are there about, the fact that when they were doing a definitive briefing with the president of the united states, with they were doing one for hillary and one for candidate donald trump then. they were actually surveilling on president of the united states at that time as that critical time. we've the got more than a dozen times where is they actually secretly recorded conversati

kennedy: i don't know if nec presidential just don't say dumb stuff. >> may be more respectful. kennedy: i get it he likes to say jokes and fire up the crowd. i don't think is automatically going to lose michigan but there are unforced errors that i think db catalog. i don't think that's how you go you're going to get them. and i don't think impeachment is how you're going to get them. this is the craziest presidency, the night, the morning he was elected it was a horrible day we'll all live in infamy what a horrible day. in order for this presidents all play out in its absurdity, he has to be impeached, and he has to be reelected. that's the only way this works. >> and then onto his third term. >> there's one other thought to have your. we could keep impeaching him and keep having trials. kennedy: you think the people once that to just keep impeaching them? >> i don't think they wanted this on. but the democrats are being very responsive to public opinion. >> there's a part where everybody gets tired of it and throws on and on about it and they get excited about it when there w

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good morning everyone the next phase of impeachment begins nec hour four withins we will have the bestrip in london for nato summit it is a heavy day of news. come join sandra and me in eight minutes come see you then top of the hour. a live look at capitol hill where in about an hour first impeach m hearing set to begin and weigh in on legal panel we have fox news analyst down at the left side. gregg jarret former republican house and senate leadership advisor ashley strong, and democrat strategist kevin walling. let's start with you. from your point of view whereby you say that you can count at least five potential articles of impeachment that the democrats could right based on mr. schiff's show and their report that came out yesterday. >> l compelling 300 phage report that details a month long campaign by president to undermine his office. his -- had his oath, and i think one of the more startling thing to come out of this is phone records subpoenaed by at&t and verizon. they're just number, and tombs of those calls but with rudy giuliani speaking to omb and speaking to our budget o

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you have larry kudlow at the nec who is in favor of free trade deals.egative economics and thanks that tariffs increase gdp by reducing imports. now you have navarro seeming to be moving over, so it looks like the modus operandi is a phase one deal, move on to negotiate phase two. i think this president would have no hesitation, if china does not live to the details which we have not seen of the trade deal, that he would go back and put on tariffs. going into you the elections in have thismarkets saying, do not want to disrupt the markets through something you can avoid. , think that what we see here the phase one deal is done and that we will move forward with negotiations on a phase two deal. matt: john, we will keep you with us for a little bit longer, our guest cohost. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ about, on thisk new year's eve, some serious gains for bitcoin. it is up over the last 10 years 9000%,00%, not 900%, not or even 900,000%. thes an astounding number, likes of which in my career at bloomberg i have never heard. joining us to talk more about this

and then we've got stuff going on, look, nec is deeply involved in the 5g buildout.hundreds of billions of dollars and we're just getting started, there are going to be hundreds of thousands of people employed whether it's high band in the cities or mid band in the rural areas. that's already beginning. that's a whole disaster. you know, these are gales of creative destruction. technology leads the way. [laughter] so i'm just saying, america is working, america -- middle income americans are making more money. their take-home pay is better than anything we've seen in 20 years. so, yeah, i think business is going to -- stuart: okay. now tell me about china trade. i have to ask the question. every day we seem to get a headline on china trade. the market goes up, the market goes down. it's always indefinite. there's nothing concrete. can you give us a concrete word on china trade? for example, are we close to phase one deal? you know, are we? are we close? >> well, look, i will say we're close. i will really rather quote the president who himself in london and now back

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i can assure you on an interagency basis we are working with the department of education and the nec because i think in many cases people have taken out student loans that have created certain issues for them. so student loans are a large part of the debt and that's something we're carefully studying. >> so it is a problem but not a major risk to financial stability. i just wanted to run through a few different topics here. turning back to the fsoc meeting minuts, i also didn't see nay mention of climate change. do you believe climate change poses to our economy? >> you may have missed my comments before on this. >> apologies. >> i acknowledged that climate change should be discussed in certain areas. fsoc is not an area where i believe it should be discussed. based on previous discussions, i said i'd raise that with the committee. >> ok. let's talk about leveraged lending. it is up 20% this year with a total outstanding balance of over 1 trillion for the first time. i heard earlier you don't think it poses a threat to our financial system either, is that correct? >> not at this time

electric car or there's some new startup that say here's our electric car that's going to come out in necgrilled in the back. taken in the car. poweredded by seaweed. very heavy. [laughter] >> on to something the cbd fuel the electric car and makes plant based just bought it. no vapes. [laughter] >> get them all in there. amazon a former amazon manager accusing company of speedy deliveries over safety. >> been hearing about this from amazon for quite some time. we know that amazon delivery drivers involved in at least 60 crashes where someone critically or seriously injured that includes 13 deaths so that's pretty bad. and we have heard both from people who work inside the factory and now we're also hearing from people who were delivery drivers say there's definitely a burden is to be quick about it. i was reading in some of the kofnlg that they have a proposal years ago where why don't question driveers based on packages so amazon said forget it be. i mean the last mile delivery is a crowded space. you've got the the postal service you've got fedex ups but all kind of vie for easier bett

de uno de los artistas del nÚcleo contemporÁneo dedicada a la parte del gÉnero y de un artista chapo nec grupo de activo taso del colectivo lgbt en contraparte un nieto de emiliano zapata y otros familiares rechazaron la pintura. >>> muy minutos regreso con mÁs informaciÓn vamos con mundo del espectÁculo asÍ que vamos con erika y chiqui para saber mÁs del mundo del entretenimiento. >>> chicas? >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> asÍ es, gracias paulina aqui estamos con mucha informaciÓn de mundo del espectÁculo, chiqui por favor comienza tÚ. >>> vamos a comenzar con noticias pues muy agradables porque junior se le complica la cosa porque siete mujeres ser suman a acusaciones de conducta sexual contra el actor. >>> son 22 ahora, contactoss no deseados y no solo son en new york sino tambiÉn en otros estados del paÍs. >>> y por si fuera poco a otro que tambiÉn se le ha complicado la vida es otro actor comediante bill cosby y rechazaron ayer intento para una apelaciÓn para que anulo en la condena de abuso sexual, y ratificaron la clasificaciÓn que hizo el juez de cosby con un abusador sexualmente violento.

steve: i won't remark that when i cut your nec necktie off i did not ask first.es not have great significance to him. ainsley: turned out to be a big thing. brian: we should back to it. a lot of people don't have the pocket square. janice: please note i got everyone here on the curvey couch one of those coffee mugs that does not spill. brian: right. steve: metallic sippy cup. take it anywhere, it will not spill. brian: janice, you did a great job getting those crowds out there every single day. ains. ains january not me. ainsley: we have more people than ever. brian: had you to get cash out of your pocket and pay them to be there. janice: that's why i'm broke. steve: thanks to you, we have had a great year. here is to another one that starts. janice: 2020 election year. brian: let me tell you what's next. nancy pelospresident trump says nancy pelosi and the democrats are destroying democracy. steve: catch special coverage of today's vote it starts at 8:45. starts two hours from right now right here on this channel ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ i'm going to see you ♪ i

but i can assure youil on an interagency basis when working with the department of education and the nec because i think in many cases people have taken up student loans that have created certain issues for them. so student loans are a large part of the debt, and that something we are carefully studying. >> so it is awe problem but nota major risk to financial stability? i just want to run through a few different topics. turningdi back to fsoc meetingsi can see mention of climate change. do you believe climate change poses a risk to our economy? >> you may have missedo- my, is before on this. >> apologies. >> i acknowledge that climate change should bee discussed in certain areas. fsoc isit not an area where i believe it should be discussed, but based on previous discussions i said i would raise at with the committee. >> okay. let's talk about leverage lindy. there was discussion of it earlier. .. do you see similarities that helped trigger the 2008 financial crisis? >> not at all. >> we've talked about student debt. what about medical debt? we spent about 3.3 trillion on health care las

we understand there is a special meeting of the nec pencilled in for january six to decide a timescalesalford and eccles could put her name forward. she has been backed by shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell previously. we might also see someone previously. we might also see someone from the back like wigan mp lisa nandy, who has said she is can seriously considering having a run for the leadership. so more names will emerge in the coming days. thank you, helen. doctors in england are urging parents to get their young children vaccinated against flu after a surge in suspected cases. they say the number of patients reporting flu—like symptoms has risen by nearly a quarter in the last week, and the situation could get worse over the christmas period. andy moore reports. for many people, it's an annual ritual, but many others are still missing out. doctors say most people over the age of 65 have been vaccinated but a lot of two and three—year—olds, regarded as so—called super—spreaders, have not. that's because there was a delay in vaccine delivery from the manufacturers. at the end of the fi