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evening police have noticed and that's why they're asking neighbors to be on art for suspicious activity, cars o noises they may hear and see and also too there are tips they g want to more of those as well and they're also offering cash awards for any tips that lead to an arrest in this on going investigion. e founder of the d.c. play house says the show must go on. workers found the damage when theyived the next day she was just devastated when she saw cis. >> whene in and saw the

. >> they did af whole bunch o activities all week. one of the most obvious ones is the crazy hair as you can see. the crazy hair. we're celebrating everybody's differences. that's the whole goal of this. pta mom spear headed this whole week of activities, right? >> >> let's run down a couple of those. on monday we did i am uniqueer d yone came with crazy hair to i celebrate anddentify what makes us unique. on thursday we did something special calle i standp for others and we wanted to teach them about how to identifyll ying and what to do when they see ito we have our high stocks, standing up our socks and on friday we did the jigsaw puzzles. every class got a jigsaw puzzle to identify and celebrate that we are one schl and one community. >> i love that. so i samanth one of the students of course in the mix here with the balloons in the hair. what did you lea o about all this, samantha? >> i learned that being different doesn't matter but it'suthat's special abo you and you can be different in many ways. >> that's it. that's the whole

with just a chance o showe activity. but the big deal is monday into tuesday. new year's eve into new year's day, expecting another storm could bring us some rain jus in me for the festivities, if you are heading out on monday night. take the brella. think you're going to need it. >> every time you say 60, it s with rain. >> this time of year, if you get warm, it's got to come with rain. >> okay. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, d.j. swearinger now in arizona? the former teammat react to his releas his releas >> sports e.co ♪ his releas >> sports e.co not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >>ll right,george, no drama on the field, so, why not create some off the field? >> goingu

so yes, we will see a chance o flurry activity during the day. a big storm for the still a lot to look at. we'll be watching very big storr in of the mid-atlantic. i'll show what you my thoughts are at 6:00. >>> just how private are those hol rooms you've been staying in? >> for at least one woman, she said someone is taking video of her int her m private moments. the woman is suing hilton for $100 million. she saidomebody at a hampton inn secretly record her taking a shower in 2015. a few months ago, she said somebody sent her an e-mail with a link to a video of it. and demanded thousands of dollars to keep it secret. when she didn't pay up, the person put the video on more than a dozen porn sites and sent the video to her co-workers. the woman's lawyer said the person had to be a hotel employee because of the amount of personality information which was shared. hilton says it doesn't condone this behavior but has found no evidence that an employee was involved. >>> a weekend trip toart in woodbridge ended with several people in the hospital and

one is her contact with alexander tor shchin and those o directed her activities. she has to submit to a full accounts of her finances and provide especially whatever prosecutors want to know. the other point she is cooperating on and this one is awkward is her boyfriend, paul erickson, the guy named over and over as u.s. person one as an american who sort of helped her advance her plot and provided her information on politically inf influential here in the united states. he continued to visit her while she was incarcerated, but the lawyer made a point of introducing himself to the prosecutor saying they may need to talk soon. >> wow. that is drama playing out there. sarah murray, thank you so much for that report. how do you see this factoring into the mueller investigation? when you read what's available, you try to read between the lines, but it's not a complete link in this picture. >> right. there is a lot of reading between the lines in the mueller investigation. it's ongoing and we are waiting and waiting for finality here. there are a couple of things we kn

we have the rain on friday. 30% chance of shower activity o. sund not a lot.ouple of showers, temperature around 44. saturday, by the way, looking pretty good. it is monty into tuesday t we have a better chance of showers. it's really monday night. monday for a high of 47 degrees. if you are getting out for the evening hours for new year's eve, maybe you are checking out some of the fireworks locally or just hanging out downtown, yeah, watch this. the conditions at least for 40s. we stay there. it's not going to be a cold night. we are expecting rai during this time. most of it will be on the mod lit side >> light to moderate. i am not anticipating any heavy rain. it's something we will continue to watch f you will need the umbrellas monday night into tuesday. starting off the n year on a mild note, 54 degrees, in the 40s in towards next week. so there you go, guys.f end18 and hello 2019. >> all rht. thanks, doug. >>> next, a tenseon confronta caught on camera. >> video showing a new york ty police officer single-handedly fighting off ank d mob to defend a wom

evening police have noticed and that's why they're asking neighbors to be on art for suspicious activity, cars o noises they may hear and see and also too there are tips they g want to more of those as well and they're also offering cash awards for any tips that lead to an arrest in this on going investigion. e founder of the d.c. play house says the show must go on. workers found the damage when theyived the next day she was just devastated when she saw cis. >> whene in and saw the box office pretty much, i'd say wrecked. but everything was pulled out and the crodar was u to open the cabinet and the refrigerator door was open and it just felt like, why did you do that? >> a go fund me page is set up to help the play house repair the damage and install the security system. as for the january show, theater workers say they're going push through to make it happen. >> 6:36 and the clock is ticking for sears to come up with a survival plan. sources say t retailer could be forced to liquidate if a rescue bid dysn't come in the end of the day. the chairman and largest shareholder offered a $4.6 billio

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it looks like a very active police here.nccemanerksut in o . here's what we know so far. some time in the 3:00 hour a woman was crossing levinworth. we do not know if she was inside the crosswalk but a vehicle struck her and kept ongoing. lat woman wasdicse theef calle. they took her to the hospital she's now in the hospital with life threatening injuries. that vehicle kept going northbound on levinworth. i want to pan over to the left here and if you see in the corner there are some white colored surveillance cameras. neighbors are telling us that the cameras are active so hopefully that will help out investigators here. again, if you have any information about this, san francisco police want to hear from you. levinworth is closed northbound. we are live in san francisco kip doe kpix 5. >>> a partial shut down of the an signs thatnment less than aw. a deal will be reached. president trump wants $5 million for a border wall included in a budget bill. meanwhile democratic leaders met with the president yesterday to discuss two alternate bipartisan bills. a 1 year $1.3 bill

shower activity and then another chance o strong win tomorrow night.d line. rainra , go away. an inch to two inches of rai right into the weekend. giving usnc an to an inch and a half. >> now let's talk about the wind look at 11:00 tonight. gusts upwards of 30 to 40 miles per hour by 11:00 tonight. it could be up0rds of miles an hour. by tomorrow morning, it's out of here. this is11:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. i'll be tracking that so don't miss that. weather alert, 47 on saturday. 50, sunday not looking bad. christmas eve and christmas looking okay. sunday night, another one tuesday night. friday. rain system on of course, it is a friday. >> here we go again. >> the times they are achangin'. the numbers are out and men are bigg than they used to be. and women are bigger, too.ra the a adult weighs 24 pounds more than they did in the 1960s. >> so with the holidays, it is hard to stay on the fitness path. >> reporter: and we're working on staying healthy during holiday traveling. here's melissa at the head of wellness at hilton. you have this crazy room. fiv

status for those that are currently here undocumented that are not involved in nefarrious activity and notn depending o government welfare entitlements, butmo we citizenship i believe that is the deal breaker.p president tr'm not saying he will or would, i am speculating based on conversations anecdotally and directly, i believe the president may sign a piece of legislation that will bring forth comprehensive immigration reform if we remove the citizensp component fro any sort of deal. >> and so tell me why this is acceptable to you. you have always been a citizen. why do youeel that it is for you to trade away the gh citizenship of other people in. >> i'm not trading away anything. i have been advocating. my record is known and my kids armexirans. i shirted pre in the front line. >> you just said you are going hi broker a deal -- >> because i asked i surveyed them. i got together in arizona. we had over 1,300 individuals from arizona intentionallyd recruio make sure we had undocumented leaders and followers in the meeting. i asked him what do we have to do. ahere is what they telling me on the hill. i

o george washington. that was for his birthday. there was an active fascist movement in the 20s and the 30s. earlier than people think that it was associate d with the phrase america first. >> university of london literature professor sara churchwell looks at the history of the terms america first and the american dream. in her book behold america, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. >>> iowa republican senator joni ernst and democratic senator jeanne shaheen talked about the challenges of running for public office as a woman. and over the next half hour, they give advice for women thinking about becoming political candidates. this is from women's role summit. >> welcome and thank you for joining us. i'm excited to be here. i'm joined by senator jeanne shaheen and joni ernst from iowa. >> now we're going to turn to the senate. next yooer we'll have a record numb of women in the senate. we're going to talk some current events. i want to talk about the presidential campaign and hopefully we'll wrap up and hopefully growing influence in congress, particularly in your chamber. with that i wante

and it isn't too late as long as we're starting gauging with it actively all right now there is this relatively new concept of living c o two neutral meaning that humans we've as little impact on the planet as possible and you think that that's taking it a step too far though. i think we all need to take action in our own lives but again it's very important that people do that feeling of that's who they are and what they are again it has to be something which speaks to people's values for a sense of who they are if we just say to people now you have to give everything up not surprisingly a lot of people say no don't take this away from me why should you i've i've worked hard for this i think the important thing is what we have a sense of collective action we're all in this together that means sure we all individually do things in our lives but also we demand business takes action we demand that government takes action we need to see action and old levels and this is like this like being a collective struggle so if we just say it's your fault you really have a consumer must do something that's possible to buck basically

active within your networks. rajini: and who are these cyber criminals?o e they looking out for?ar from china, people that are domestic. what is the threat this time? tom: well, the majority of the dark web criminal community comes out of eastern eope, the most prolific several criminals out the, and they love to target commercial entities for the purposes of pillaging consumer data, credit-card data, conducting wire transfer frauds. raepni: how can we stay one ahead of these hackers? tom: i think most corporations need to recognize that security is a functionaty of conducting business in this world, and that they should be conducting threat hunting exercises, particularly after they acquire another company, to understand if there are other points where the activity maycurring. carbon black released a study that stated that 50% of the time you are seeing the supply chain of major commercial entities being targeted and used to hoprc into other coml entities. rajini: what can we do ourselves to make sure that our data is safer and protected? tom: number one, we should expect far mo

the official cause o t is still under investigation, but the first flames fire crews spotted were located directly under an active tension power line. the camp fire was the deadliest and most destructive in state history. 86 people died and 14,000 homes destroyed. a federal judge is demanding answers from pg&e by new year's eve. >>> a man suffered serious burns and two dogs died when fire raced through a home this morning. it started around 6:00 a.m. off of seven hills road. a man was used trying to use a garden hose to put the fire out. a woman and 18-month-old escaped unarmed. firefighters suspect a space heater started the fire. >> space heaters can be very dangerous. in this case, they were too close to combustibles. we ask the public to keep them at least three feet away from furniture, clothing, anything like that. >> the first floor is a total loss. the second storyokdage >>> a fire raced through a town home in san jose. you can see most of that damage is in the garage area of the home. fire crews say no one was in the house when they arrived and no one was hurt. it's still unknown what caused the fire. >>

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active y and valuation. >> now, we have a list of stocks apple.u're regular o viewethis program will know that virtually every single money manager has picked apple. and my joke is if youat liked i $230 twoou months ago must love it. why apple right now, i guess because of the decline? >> two things. this stock hased rea a similar valuation before in 2012 when it hit $700 a share prespli it was trat nine times when it became super interesting to c people lil icahn and eventually warren buffett. but for those of us who slug away at this every wday, what know about apple is a couple things. one is an extraordinary brand and an extraordinarily well managed company that's been raising the dividend 10, 12% a year. and is now trading at 2%. andhe that's been historically the pretty attractive time to step in. it's back to trading at nine times earnings if youack out the cash. and you have to believe that no one is ever going to buy an iphone again if you think that this company is not going to grow again. services is growing at 25, 30% a year. >> what do you say to the folks who are watching who arabvery nervou the

once again here is the area of low pressure providing some thunderstorm activity, even some severe weather aroundrn dallas. ore. wichita, kansas city, this is all rain though. the snow way up towards minnesota. so that tells you how much warm air isiated with this system and it's moving our way. notice downe to south flood watches in effect. we could see more flood watches here, too. i am not anticipating anything like what weh saw w the last couple of storms. two, three, four inches of rai this one, right now about an inch. it doesn't take a lot when we have seen so much rain the past couple of weeks. future weather tomorrow dry.om here the clouds around 6:00. look what happens. the rain moves in around nine or ten. most of this on the lighter side. not expecting much tomorrowgh early friday morning getting out and about friday morning to work or whatever we are doing friday rning going to be on the wet side through noon. this is 11:00 a.m. this is when the heaviest rain comes in around the i-95or corr traveling tomorrow much better than friday. if you are traveling friday heading out ofown or having family

devoting time to his presidential library and staying active, even parachuting from an airplane on hisaybirt he saw two sons become governors. he looked o the 4 3rd president. thelon would caln the father to join forces with bill clinton to raise humanarian aid for victims of the indonesian tsunami in 204 -- 2004 and 2005 for hurricane katrina. the former president suffered heart break when barbara, his wife of 73 years passed away. he mourned with family, frdnds, former presidents.nb news. >> reporter: back with you live here athe white house. we are hearing from the family. we're expecting that theyare, indeed, working with the department of defense joint task force national capital region to make out the details of themb rence. the funeral and what have you. lyings expected to be him in state at the u.s. capital and a service at the nationalca edral. we understand he's going to be buried at the bush library in texas next to his wife, barbara. we're live here. >> no doubt, washington mwill play a role in the farewell ceremonies. the family said jeb, neil, marvin, doro and i are saddened to announce that after 94 remarkable years our d

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the worlanand if you go back ivan further to o 1815, the erut ion of the super volcano caused famines asas far awayy as eurur. this is a very seismically active country. it sits on the ring g of fire ad there are e more than 120 active tornadoes. brian: the u.s. custstoms and bordrder control agency says its making policy changes after a child died in its custody tuesday, the second in less than a month. the eight-year-old boy was admitted to a hospital in new mexico and released after 90 minutes with a diagnosis of a cold and fever. by night time, he had been readmitted with nausea and vomiting and died hours later. american authorities will be carryiying out medical checks on every child in their custody. again alongtrikes the u.s. border with mexico just weeks after the death of an eight-year-old watermelon migrant who passed away on christmas day. the young boy -- guatemalan migrant who passed away on christmas dayay. he was rushed back to the hospital later in the evening and died shortly after midnight. a wave ofriggered anger, questioning -- i am urgently demanding more details. the trump administration must he held accountable for thi

trump says mick mrvaney will take o as acting white house chief of steps hen john kelly down after several people publicly turned down the job, mulvaney wanted the activing. it's not clear how long he will serve. he is acting director of the consumer protection bureau. he says it is a tremendous honor. >>> meanwhile, the president's former lawyer, his fixer, michael cohen, says the president is not the same man he knew at trump tower. during a sitdown interview with abc news, cohen says he gave what he didn't deserve. he ss president trump not only knew about hush money but also ordered them with keeping m learning about his extra marital affairs. the president denies that and the white house says cohen is an admitted liar.ti pol director chuck todd talked about cohen' prison sentence and the claim now backed by prosecutors that the president directed him to bre the law. >> it exposes -- we have five sepa wte timesre the president or somebody on his behalf we know lied about this. we're not one that throwsut o the "o" word whoent from there is no truth to i didn't do it, blawe ther to no big deal. and i think eroding oh -- when you have a provable way wh

we have seen them cut off access o clean drinking oregon in sal emand stifled activities. harmful algal plooms produce make the oxins that crabs toxic and did he prive fishing communities of income. as co-chair of the houses tu area caucus i'm proud to re-authorize this program that help predict against harmful algal brooms in marine and freshwater systems. additionally this bill contains provisions to re-authorize funding for programs from the weather research and forecasting and innovation act of 2017, which i fully support. other language in this bill regarding noaa's prediction innovation center, computing resources and next generation satellite architecture, though valuable is completely new to this body and deserving of robust discussion which has been missing. o i am supportive of the algal bloom bill and that is re-authorized in this legislation. we have not had a hearing, a markup or any substantive discussion of these programs in the house of representatives this congress. these critical issues do warrant such discussion given the number of americans affected by

report that george herbert walker bush had for the was o office will, e he occupied the office, senator mccain and president trump were in an activeeud on many different fronts. that is understandable, that is his wish. but george h.w. bush having been president, and felt and tasted bitterness of political defeat, knowing what it means to move past, that and evolve as a human, and i have tremendous thirdable of his -- act of his life, he had a different motivation for that however what president, the current occupant came in there was frostiness with the clintons. >> hard to see from body language how much that was frostiness or how much that was because of the dynamics of the way they were sitting, wharf the case, of the most important thing, out of it is what you mentioned, fact that bushes made it clear, they wanted president trucker to be there, first lady to be there they welcomed them -- president trump to be there first lady to be there they welcomed them, they made it clear, they did not want this to be a partisan hack job or a political hack job, for most part inside of ceremonies we have not heart an heard that, ta tribu

. >> reporter: activity from the 29-year-old's phone is adding to the mystery. on november 25, three days after oanished, two text messages were sent, one to her employer, doss aviation, where she was a sight instructor saying she would not be showing up to work the following week. the second was to her fiance, frazee. cell tower data shows the phone was nearly 600 miles away outside gooding, idaho, but police have found no evidence of berreth there. berreth's mother just wants her e me. >> it just makes no sense, i guess. it makes no sense that we can't find her. we have to keep looking. >> reporter: the police department here says this is still a missing persons case. in a statement today, kelsey's ceance says he is cooperating d.n police and provided d.n.a. kelsey's mother tells us her daughter is excited to get married, but no wedding date had been set yet. jeff. >> glor: disturbing story to hear about. td you can hear more of that interview with the mother that nikki did tomorrow on "cbs this hirning." nikki battiste, thank you very much. coming up, a man spends two days in a very tight sque

>> for father andrew donaldson whose 6-year-o has only practiced the drills, it's a sobering reality. >> did youw k your 6-year-old son was doing these active shooter drills? >> active shooter, no. shocked.ery can you see what an impact it's had on him, he's conious to the fact that they're afraid, they're concerned, there's fear going on in the classroom enenvit. >> security breach. >> schools across t country continue to prepare for a worst case scenario. they fe a new challenge, the potentially life saving maneuvers can create lasting emotional effects. tammy leitner, nbc news, miramar, florida. > a powerful earthquake shook the southern coast of the philippines toy. that prompted fears of another tsunami in a regieady reeling from the deadly wave that hit indonesia last week. as nbc's sarah harmon reports, it doesn't always work. >> reporter: in this control room, they're working to spot tsunamis before they hit. so there's volcanic earthquakes? >> yes. >> and there are seismic earthquakes? >> yes. >> are you tracking volcanic earthquakes here? not really. >> that's a problem. because although most tsunamis are triggered by earthquakes,

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dunya mikhail, her husband and friends often gathplan the activities of what thecall the "mesopotamian forum": iraqi- born americans putting o literary, musical and other events to help preserve their culture. but for several years, mikhail has been obsessed with events far away. in northern iraq, where in 2014 isis forces set about to destroy a people: the ethnically kurdish yazidi, members of an ancientct sehe islamic state considered heretics. an estimated 3000 or more men were killed, often in pits that n uld becomeass graves. and some 6000 wore taken captive, many sold in a market into sexuaaislavery. >> i "that's real? that can happen?" and you know, not only as a humabeing but as a woman i felt really so insulted to know that. so that's en first i was curious to know re. i feel that culture is an important part of language. >> brown: mikhail is a poet and former journalist, an american citizen who fled iraq in the 1990s after her writing landed her in danger duringegime of saddam hussein. learning of the yazidis awaken something personal. >> when i left, i left with one suitcase. so i felt that was not fair just to re

>> yes and we are seeing chinese taking premise active measures to -- preemptive in terms o stabilize of cutting reserve retirements easinging it in terms of on some regular to your pressure policy and t some china has a long history of we will a hard line so see it stabilize as we go into are expecting a slowdown in the u.s. economy not trade but the first impact on capital spend clear particularly in technology and it is exacerbating a sl slowdown. >> richard, thank you. prime may day the u.k. minister face as decision on whether to delay or go ahead brexit vote. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm francine lacqua. let's get to new york city. prosecutors rearrested former nissan chairman on understating income by they were indicted underreporting has compensation million. they have previously denied those allegations. the fool price is et for the yen and telecom i.p.o. had the fixed price at 1500 underscoring the demand for shares. it will trade on the tokyo stock december 19. decision day for the british prime minister who must decide today wheth

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activity offshore with the cutoff low pressure system. here's the camera. the cloudy skies out there. currently, temperatures in the low to mid 50s for shots. -- spots. oakland, 52. liver moore, 50. saab o san francisco, 54. and here's what you can example looking at waves and periods of light to motd rain this afternoon dfrp -- moderate rain this afternoon. off and on rain tonight and scattered showers tomorrow. here's the reason why. we're tracking the cutoff low pressure system. and this low, this upper level low is cut off from the westerly flow. because of that, it's doing its own thing and going around and that's exactly what we are noticing with the low. waves of rain moving through as the storm me andering around and it doesn't tr v the clear -- have the clear track. here's what you can expect throughout the afternoon. 2:00 p.m., you can see scattered showers in the afternoon. that will continue by 5:00 p.m. could be a wet commute for some of you. tomorrow, overnight, at 2:00, the widespread rain. and we're looking at a few showers 5:00 a.m. tomorrow and a few isolated showers tomorrow in the afternoon. 4:50, sunset. sunrise, 71. the -- 7:10. there's the seven-day forecast. agai

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another tsunami volcanic activity that set off this gian wave and the first place continues between the islands oand sumatra. there is panic as the false alarm went off earlier today. people were trying to salvage some good to make a little mone in the markets today even thoug most residents are in shelters. some were obviously trying to g back to their homes and salvage what they could. this admits worries of disease spreading and the conditions that you see and having enough medical supplies to keep people from getting sick. our celebration today is full o grief as you mentioned, it was really not a traditional christmas service but about praying for the victims. after the 2004 tsunami that killed 230,000 people, a lot ar asking why want better warning signals put in place so that people could have had time to escape. lots of theories about why that is the case. some say most salamis are set off by earthquakes and in this case there wasn't an earthquake rather the eruption of a volcano . that might have confused the sensors to make them not understand that there was this giant wave coming. othe

actively discussing a replacement plan. despite asking his chief of staff just five months ago go to st -- ag o to stay on, but trump not addressing it. >> to go to work for a man who is pretty undisciplined, doesn't like to ride, doesn't read briefing reports, doesn't like to get into the details of a lot of things but rather just kind of says look, this is what i believe and you can try to convince me otherwise. >> reporter: now president trump has responded to the biting criticism from his former secretary of state writing in a tweet on his way back from kansas city that he is proud of mike pompeo the man who succeeded rex tillerson at the state department adding that his predecessor rex tillerson can't have the mental capacity needed. the president adds he was dumb as a rock and i couldn't get rid of him fast enough, he was lazy as hell. he says now it is a whole new ball game, great spirit at state. kaitlan collins, cnn, the white house. >>> in charlottesville, virginia the man who drove a car into a crowd protesting a white nationalist rally was convicted of murder and nine other charges. 21-year-old james field was found gu

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o yearsso. but it was easy to get into those because the market was usually going up. now that we are stumblingere a good degree, why not think about the active live managed funds of some kind. >> well you certainly may want to do aive management but the track record for active managers in 2018 has not been strong. s that far we have seen active large cap funds under perform the broader s&p 500 index. and thus far in the fourth quarter they essentially lost as much as the s&p 500. s you couldther w not only just own the s&p through various index-based products butlso reduce the risk profile of your portfolio if you are concerned about the late volatility. >> generally speaking, the -- the active managers have underperformed as the market was going higher though. but as youo lower the index funds, the exchange traded funds have no place to go. the e either in them a market goes lower or you have to get out of them to preserve your pital. with an active manager their job is to try and preserve your capital, isn't it. >> it is their job. unfortunately sometimes they are successful and outperforming and pulling chips off theta e. and sometimes th

growing >> now rousseusal shares have o hire, one of many companies partially owned by russian oligarch, who was targeted by the united states for quote malign activitiesf russian annexation of crimea adding it will return the firm toll regular working conditions. meanwhile the united states has introduced new sanctions in response to russian meddling in the 2016 election, blacklisting 16 members of the military intelligence service it comes on the back of an executive order that ensures individuals and companies who interfere in u.s. elections will be punished. >>> switching gears back to the finance sector it's been almost a year since the introduction of mifid two, aimed another increasing market transparency our next guest says the law was too much too soon. i'm joined by mike horn, director and head of securities at pershing. i want to start with that. the impact of mifid ii on the research industry, means that for the first time ever, clients are being asked to pay separately for research and sales, advisory and execution. in the lead up to this, we are seeing estimates anywhere from 30 or more consumption cuts. one year in what have we seen? >>

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