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quarantine a city because millions of people are on the move to celebrate the chinese new year beijing has nixed plans for all large scale chinese lunar new year festivities as the virus continues to spread. this is where it all began authorities believe the outbreak of the corona virus can be traced back to a seafood market in one. but shutters have now come down and the city has followed suit. assault thursday morning the city has been cut off from the rest of the country trains flights buses and ferries have been cancelled even public transport within will on has ground to a halt. hospital wards have had to deal with hundreds of cases but so far the world health organization has refrained from declaring a global health emergency much depends on whether the measures set in place by the chinese government will prove effective. trying to contain a city. of 11000000 people is new to science it has not been tried before as a public health measure so we cannot at this stage say it will order it would not work. with the city sealed off from the outside world if you headed to the epicenter of the out

and what nix does overseas is what nix d does overseas. right? it was a data -- it was a data company. and by the way, cruz's campaign anand the trump campaign say, "hey, they were a pretty good data company." but this whole thing on psychographics was optionality in the deal. if it ever worked, it worked. but it hasn't worked, and it doesn't look like it's going to work. so it was never eveven applied. amy: so that was steve bannon in 2018, key to president trump's victory and to his years so far in office before he was forced to -- before he was forcrced ou. what was your relationship with steve bannon? you worked at cambridge analytica for over three years. you had the keys to the castle, is that right, in washington? >> yes, for a while i actually split the keys to what is steve's house with alexander nix because we used his house as our office. his house is also used as a breitbart office in the basement. it's called the "breitbart embassy" on capitol hill. and that's where i would go for meetings. amy: who funded that? >> i believe it was o

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taylor: bloomberg's naomi nix, thank you for the update.onflict between apple and the european union. the tech giant is pushing back against an initiative that would standardize chargers for all types of smartphones and devices. efforts is part of e.u. to cut back electronic waste. i'm joined by mark gurman in los angeles. you kind of wonder about if this comes down to money because as you know, every time you get a new phone, you have to get three new chargers to match your devices because the old ones no longer work. is this coming down to apple trying to protect one of their moneymaking machines here? mark: you know, i don't think so particularly. i think this is pretty cut and dry. this is the rare case where i do not think apple did anything wrong. apple just has the proprietary lightning port. last change was in 2012. they have come out with their own connector because they say it works best with their ecosystem. i don't think there is a problem with that. there is no reason for apple to or another usb just because samsung or huawei u

oh, i would have nixed that wedding topper immediately, but cam and i have an agreement. we -- we each got three vetoes of each other's wedding ideas -- ile. i think you're gonna love my wedding board. i'm pretty excited, too. veto. veto.

but that was nixed by congress. ignore this one at your own risk, cal californians without health insurance will get hit with fines for text time in 2020. state lawmakers passed an education reform bill that prevent schools from suspending students for disruptive or willfully defined behavior in class. >> we would have rather have them learn from their mistakes, stay on campus, continue their education instead of sending them home. >> reporter: number five, amid the affordable housing crisis lawmakers passed a rent control bill that caps the amount landlords can raise your rent to 5% plus inflation a year. it also gives added protections against eviction. workers were also get a boost in 2020. the minimum wage is going up to $13 an hour for big companies and $12 for small businesses with fewer than 25 employees. in san jose, devon feely, kpix 5. >> the story will be a huge shock to you. >>> get ready to pay more money in the new year ahead. your next pg&e bill could be a little bit higher. the bankruptcy jodi is rai

nix also recently began selling secondhand items this isn't true this is our vintage section where customers can drop off their old items and receive points for the new collection of the concorde. good you can exchange donate and choose new. fashion that isn't fast but the. stylish and comes with warners. how do you go may shift keep coming up with new and exciting ideas and find rare and exotic ingredients well some work with so called food scouts over in the us food scouts have been around for a while but it's a new profession here in germany. is one of the 1st. what does it take to be a food scout you need to be armed to the teeth always on the hunt hardly much more important our site smell and taste. which foods go to some surveillance grounds i look for extraordinary projects here on franconia my varia for us to use and i'll go my restaurant alexander hamilton. you're the asphalt will sometimes travel several 100 kilometers a day to scout we 1st followed him to visit sebastian solomon who breed sturgeon's and produces caviar. if you go but it would be about possible to his tasting a ver

it was a federal requirement along with the affordable care act, but that was nixed by congress. ignore this one at your own risk because those without health insurance will be hit with fines come tax time in 2021. state lawmakers passed an education reform bill that prevents schools from suspending students for disruptive or willfully defiant behavior in class. >> we would rather them stay on campus and continue their education instead of sending them home. >> reporter: and amid the affordable housing crisis, lawmakers passed a rent control bill capping the amount landlords can raise your rent to 5 percent plus inflation a year. it also gives added protections against eviction. and the statewide minimum wage is going up to $13 an hour in 2020 for big companies and $12 for small businesses with fewer than 25 employees. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a live look over san francisco tonight as the countdown is on until 2020. will there be enough visible in the sky to see the new year's eve fireworks? we get right to meteorologist darren peck. darren, what do you think? >> th

so within our pttf adm nix, we have a housing pledge which is 20% of the gross increment of the past history of taxing entities and in the prior year we requested the fully pledged amount for the nonadmi housing and placed it to spend in future years. in this year, because our 2021 projects are fully funded, we're not requesting the pledged amount and no negative impacts because again, our 2021 programme is fully funded. at a high level, you can see the distribution of funds across sources remains consistent with the current year with the majority coming from rbttf nonadmin and proceeds. so this table shows our 422.2 million request by use type. the majority of the funds are spent on debt service and affordable housing and we'll going into each in greater detail throughout the presentation. so here we have a year over year comparison t and a decrease of 23.6 million, primarily due to the decrease in affordable housing. some other changes are the debt service. we have expected 6.6 decrease and increase in operating costs and this is largely driven by our retiree health and pension cos

and what he was appointed boy what it was that you very best nix it as a mystic situation well now the least fired is going to limit the possibility of donald trump setting off a war by accident he will do it on purpose he's not only a warmer a shell a lot of other problems but that's not one of them and sold it the democrats would with foreigners like i say it's worse than the barest religious shows you that the likelihood. by then you get selected or a conventional immigrant gets elected we're going to be able to see the same ole same ole where democrats are just as interesting. as republicans because bolton is a popular around the world we had mike flynn his predecessor on this show actually didn't seem to want to war on russia so you're saying they're basically we should be more confident the trump white house wouldn't want to go to war with well there is an economic war already against venezuela iran cuba syria russia you think that we're in safe i have well i think we are very safe when you say there's a war just of course of the sanctions are kind of war that killed just as many

so i was going to nix lawyer one him one seems to be extradited and investigated in russia as soon as possible alexander victim self over all these years. that he once he is activities or any crimes of there are any to be investigated in russia and he says if i'm guilty i'm guilty i'm going to face all punishment that's you know incurred to me but he wants to be he wants this to be done in russia under any circumstances as in this time there are actually 3 countries that wanted to use extradition from greece where they all accusing him of the same thing or different charges actually you know there are you're absolutely right there are 3 countries who are after alexander vinick old began of course greece back and they're not accusing him of anything they just i rest of exams are genic on the request of the united states. on this lead when it was all charges from the get go. why he was arrested he was actually on a holiday in greece with his wife and 2 kids washington at the moment they're accusing it was in a golf laundering it least $4000000000.00 u.s. dollars worth of coins and they

allies so what or that was that motive which was for the public interest but nixed with a personal motive to in benefiting his own reelection chances while the answer from the president's attorneys there was that if there was even a possible motive that the president was doing as what he now attest which is putting the public interest as a causal factor in delaying this aid and that would make this offense not impeachable and that the articles of impeachment in the in themselves are deficient do not rise to the level of removing the president from office that may be a powerful argument for these moderate republicans who are the ones in the middle here they are the ones that will likely decide whether or not to open the trial to more witnesses a vote that's expected to be on that on friday meanwhile democrats say that it doesn't matter of the president did want to fight corruption in ukraine they say in fact he did it but even if he did. even if there was a bit of corrupt motive in that calculation at that itself should deem him removable from office. manager castro thank you very much ind

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a federal judge named walter nix nixon, he was impeached and tried and we went to the supreme court and to over turn and the supreme court says no way unanimously, this is what they call a political question. this is something the court had no part in. this is for the politicians and the house and the senate. you can tell rudy himself does not believe it because if he did, he would go to court and try to get them to stop it but he has not. >> elie honig, good stuff. he'll be back with us the next hour. head to his "cross-examine" column on cnn.com. now, i want to bring in congresswoman maxine waters. let's go through this point by point. the president's lawyers write the article of impeachment submitted by the house democrats are danl yogerous attack on the right of the american people to freely choose their president. your response? >> well, that shows you they're not prepared to or feel confidentab comfortable with dealing with the questions. the house of representatives impeached the president of the united states and we have who articles of impeachment. why don't they relate to that

and then she fights age nix hollywood to risk a career that's booming and it is also about controversial> fascinating. i think when we think about ageism in hollywood, you sort of mention it. are things getting better or worse? there seems to be a moment. you see big little lies. shows that are having middle aged women as the lead roles. >> i think that it is more talked about now. i rae do. it is presenting a more glamorous presentation of 30 or 40 or 50 or 60. or the sitcoms are playing to the joke. you have to be falling in the street to get the laugh. when you age, you stumble, you have arthritis, whatever. it is that kind of thing. in answer to your question, is it getting better? i don't think so. i'm hoping so. i'm hoping before i leave the planet that we won't be segregated into numbers. we'll all be just people. we have to get rid of the label. anti-age. instead of anti-age products, maybe pro age products or something, for everybody. >> i love that message. thank you for what you're doing. congratulations on your book. you can catch barbara at several events next month. she'll

there have been accusations of mismanagement of funds, accusations of anti-sem nix. we know you have new leadership at your helm. you being one of them. so what has changed? >> what has changstaying is our commitment to the cause. what is staying is an organization that has so much to win for, so much to fight for, so much to gain. we continuing the work our ancestors laid the groundwork for and following that legacy with integrity. the women's march is so much ahead this year and not just marches. there are going to be so many opportunities and offerings for women to engage and power themselves and their communities. this is one moment. this is not the only moment, and our communities are powerful together. >> it's so good to have you here. thank you very much. and you see behind her the women's march as it's getting ready to start in just about six minutes. >> yes, yes. >>> there is much more ahead in the next hour of "cnn newsroom." fredricka whitfield is up next. >> thank you very much for being with us. go make good memories. 2 days when used at the first sign.

. >>> up next, how the trump administration is nixing federal workplace protections for lgbtq employeese, the way it works best for you, i'll take that. wait honey, no. when you want it. you get a delivery experience you can always count on. you get your perfect find at a price to match, on your own schedule. you get fast and free shipping on the things that make your home feel like you. that's what you get when you've got wayfair. so shop now! >>> the trump administration is scrubbing federal workplace protections for lgbtq people. the latest move by the department of interior with rarts of sexual orientation deleted from its anti-descripen aches guidelines. joining me, the deputy director for transgender justice at the aclu lgbt and hiv projects. a lot of letters there. what's going on here? what's the federal government doing and why? >> what we're seeing now is the continuation of a slow and cal lated attack by this administration on lgbtq people happened with internal policy like we see with the department of interior stripping away protections for federal workers and external poli

so i think there's a lot more collaborative work on nix like mental health. but we have seen an extremist. >> following up up on that, you mentioned that they were targeting our own presidential battleground statement. how much of a difference will -- will the choice for the democratic nominee make for whether you're going to be able o speak more than that come. even if you won't see which candidate ranked them based on who is more helpful to you than not. were some inner helpful? >> 911 is doing a lot of political progress knost case -- prognosticating probably have too much. confidence. we focused on our campaign on local issues for forever. >> they'll continue to say that our candidates will focus on the die day work that they're going to do for their stitch wents. it's hard to say if one candidate is going to be stronger in terms of securing the any thy that we need a strong win. a strong compelling economic message. we know that sort of moves the needle. you see people with strong nick stories. they can talk to that concern especially in many of our batt

then he proposed a second amendment to subpoena documents from the state department, that also got nixed by the republicans, as did the third. their hope is to have as little evidence introduced as possible. trump's lawyer, pat cipollone, said it's ridiculous democrats want to call witnesses and claimed witnesses in the hearing in the house were threatened. he's right, witnesses were threatened. by donald trump. he threatened the witnesses on twitter while they were testifying. but i don't blame these trump lawyers for trying. they don't really have much of a defense. what are they going to say, uh-uh? [ laughter ] one of trump's other lawyers, jay sekulow, was left with this. >> what happened in the past, we should just ignore. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that's -- right. o.j. is at home going, i agree with that. [ laughter ] trump's defense team isn't even denying he did what he's accused of, they just say it doesn't rise to the level of impeachment, like jeffrey dahmer saying it doesn't rise to the level of cannibalism. trump tweeted, read the transcripts. this is the 35th time he's

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so if this thing does get nixed by the judge and again, wall street is betting heavily that it will,lk that the two sides join together on a joint appeal which would obviously -- could take this to the supreme court. we should caution, monno decisi has been made on whether to appeal the case. for all i know they won't appeal, they will say we're wasting too much money. our friend, founder of boost, has opined on twitter and reported on twitter that there may be another way around this, that somehow sprint and t-mobile enter into a joint venture together as opposed to a total merger. so you know, we should point out that no decision has been made. but if they do appeal, from what we are hearing, the likely appeal will be to try to get doj, the trump administration, to support the appeal and maybe try to appeal together to a higher court, and that would be a pretty interesting battle. the trump administration, t-mobile, sprint versus tish james, the new york attorney general and the california attorney general. again, one issue i think the companies think they have a good chance of win

the agreement nixing the idea of them being part-time royals.hey will no longer represent her majesty, nor will they use their royal highness titles. but will still be known as the duke and duchess of sussex. they will also no longer receive public funds and are free to earn a living. >> they've made it very clear they are still going to be thinking of how things will reflect on the royal family when they make decisions about their new roles. >> reporter: the queen thanking the couple for their work saying, "harry, meghan and archie will always be much loved members of my family." adding, "i'm particularly proud of how meghan has so quickly become one of the family." >> it's clear that it really matters to her that this couple are happy and the future happiness is the most important thing. >> reporter: palace sources saying the couple plans to spend the majority of their time in north america. the sussexes have pledged to return the $3 million in public funds spent refurbishing frogmore cottage, paying rent for the home now which they will keep

. >>> nixed the latest on the massive firefighting effort and a big concern for firefighters. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> state officials say they are concerned that three massive fires in victoria and new south wales will merge. resources are stretched as they battle the fires. >> we are running between many jobs and it is coming from all directions. and when we get rest, we have to clean and maintain the trucks and get them prepared for the next onslaught. >> reporter: australia's prime minister has deployed reservists to help light the fire and is committed millions of dollars to bring in aircraft from overseas. >>> of 5.7 earthquake struck in the caribbean sea south of puerto rico. there is no synonymy warning or structural damage or injuries reported so far. there have been a flurry of quakes and this is the strongest to date. >> a group of homeless mothers and west oakland have told ktvu that a judge is not ruled on whether or not they have to leave the house . the judge says he needs more time. >> su

so within our pttf adm nix, we have a housing pledge which is 20% of the gross increment of the pastry of taxing entities and in the prior year we requested the fully pledged amount for the nonadmi housing and placed it to spend in future years. in this year, because our 2021 projects are fully funded, we're not requesting the pledged amount and no negative impacts because again, our 2021 programme is fully funded. at a high level, you can see the distribution of funds across sources remains consistent with the current year with the majority coming from rbttf nonadmin and proceeds. so this table shows our 422.2 million request by use type. the majority of the funds are spent on debt service and affordable housing and we'll going into each in greater detail throughout the presentation. so here we have a year over year comparison t and a decrease of 23.6 million, primarily due to the decrease in affordable housing. some other changes are the debt service. we have expected 6.6 decrease and increase in operating costs and this is largely driven by our retiree health and pension cost and

the firing of special prosecutors, he was called, archibald cox by president nix president nixon.t would be better, more honest, greater accountability. iand the independent counsel would be protected. but the word "impeachment" posits that dissenting opinion. and it's not hard to discover why. because the statute, by its terms, expressly directed the independent counsel to become, in effect, an agent of the house of representatives. and what and to report to the house of representatives when a very low threshold of information was received. that an impeachable offense, left undefined, may have been committed. to paraphrase president clinton's very able counsel at the time, bernie nussbaum, "this statute is a dagger aimed at the heart of the presidency." president clinton nonetheless signed the reauthorized measure into law, and the nation then went through the long process known as whitewater, resulting in the findings by the office which i lead, the office of independent counsel, in a written report to the house of representatives. that referral to congress was stipulated in the

support animals that could get nixed include cats, mini horses, peacocks, pigs, and ducks.. so you can't take your miniature horse. steve: or duck. >> or peacock. ainsley: possibly on the plane. brian: way overdue, it was getting out of control. dr. do little was on my plane the other day. ainsley: 7: 48 on the east coast. can publicly funded scholarships be used at private religious schools? the supreme court is actually hearing this potential landmark case. we will talk to the lead plaintiff fighting to put an end to religious bias coming up next. most? ♪ ♪ at walgreens, we understand the speed of life never slows down. that's why we're helping you get the care and attention you deserve even faster. that's our promise. now, you can skip the line with walgreens express, get in and out quickly with 24-hour locations, or have your prescriptions delivered whenever you need us, we're always just minutes away. walgreens. even before they need it.need, with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ ♪ ainsley: the supreme court hearing arguments in what could be

there are challenges in the rural nature of where these native communities are nixed exit difficult. stomach as simple as not having 911. >> and as simple as what we take for granted having access to the internet. and so when you look at your normal method of communication, okay let's just look at it in a couple of silos here. one, how do we get people enumerators get people there that can interact and get counted and how do they come from indian country? census census is movement towards filling these positions through on line networks is complicating the issue for us. it has had a major impact on the number of people that have the ability to do that. we strongly long it takes to become an employee with the census bureau. that's an additional pylon into onthe addition to all all the stuff we are not what this committee. senate that would be my question for mr. moore. have a look at the number of census workers for citizens in rural areas versus urban areas? the efficiency is significantly decreased. >> speaking from my perspective we talked about specialists and there are great peop

. >> evidence -- you know, evidence decided the nix ing case.nn thought it was going to be politics. this is based on facts. >> do they want to hear the facts. i think the real problem is, they know they call witnesses, we have a smoking gun, and this could force the resignation of donald trump. and they're afraid of that. >> they know that already. we know what bolton says, he said it looked like a drug deal. we know mick mulvaney said, yeah, presidents do this kind of thing, these guys were already fact witnesses, if they'd already show up. >> we've been talking about this battle for witnesses, and you look back to the clinton impeachment trial. today's battle isn't about witnesses, it's about new information, new discovery, new evidence. >> lewinsky, burnen jordan. they decided not to do it. that was a strategic decision. back then the battle was truly about witnesses. today we've seen and heard many different witnesses in the form of snippets in the form they played, that's because of technology. yes, you could roll in a vcr during the clint