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and best director for the baftas and the oft is -- and the oscars?solutely sweep the board. finally, under the shadow, which i haven't been yet. you must, because he will absolutely love it. it isa because he will absolutely love it. it is a british production set in jordan. it is about a mother and her daughter in an apartment building being shelled but they are being terrorised by a gin spirit. it owes a debt to things like the tenant, and's baby. it is smart, it is influenced by the brother dick and i promise you you will love it. right, thatis promise you you will love it. right, that is my homework for the weekend. i shall look for under the shadow. you will find more film news and reviews across the bbc including all oui’ reviews across the bbc including all our previous shows on the website. thank you for watching. enjoy the movies. hello. january has been dry and we have been watching for the change to much more unsettled weather for some time. it looks to be taking place, as it has changed through the day on friday. the milder air bringing s

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oft is a catastrophic amount ice when you're talking about all of that weight on trees and power lines. for us, we stayed well above freezing for most of the area. still 36 at reagan national. the amount of rain that came down for most of us, not a lot. up to a quarter inch in a few places. springfield 35, 34 falls church. freezing, but a lot of us will stay above freezing around the capital beltway. not looking for ice in this area overnight. asit further to the north, we head up 70 come interstate 95, that is where we run into problems with colder temperatures. through, sprinkles, otherwise drying out. morning, futurecast showing us as we head into sunday morning, already sing a lot more sunshine. it will be a much nicer day. we topped out in the mid to upper 40's thanks to the clear skies and relatively light breeze. as we get into monday, for the holiday, clouds phil back in. we will see a few showers popping up towards the shenandoah valley, right along the blue ridge. i don't see that as a problem around d.c. if you are heading downtown for the parade, we are looking to stay dry,

government will have a budget and it will make the announcements, it often will make the announcements, it oftennouncements, it often comes into effect immediately, in the us the system doesn't work like that? in the us you need the president and congress to work in tandem for anything to happen. that's why it hasn't changed for a long time? and when you have something that is so, located, what bits do you change? radical reform is difficult because there will a lwa ys is difficult because there will always be winners and losers —— is so complicated. that is on the agenda, firmly on the agenda of president trump, he's made that clear in deed. will it have the impact if he was able to get the 10% rate on money come back home, from apple and google and others, would it have that effect? would apple repatriate the billions it has overseas? they will always keep some money overseas to fund subsidiaries but fundamentally yes, because that money has been sitting there, they need it in their home jurisdictions to pay dividends and money back to their shareholders so why keep it overseas if you can bri

view oft of international politics, the standing of the united states, this is catastrophically tragic. that is where we have to go. it is rex tillerson during his testimony to the united states thate who said last week he and trump had not had an opportunity to discuss russia. how could he possibly send somebody to go to his hearings to be approved by the senate of the united states and secretary state of the u.s., somebody whose relationship with russia's controversial, and he is not ?iscussed it with trump sometimes i think we are seeing trump imitate alec baldwin on saturday night live and not the other way around, because it is so clearly made up on the fly. there doesn't seem to be any reason why we should actually take what he says seriously. and trump for the fact that he will become president of the united states. anchor: you clearly have some strong feelings about that. thank you for talking to us. let us hope the press -- the british prime minister theresa may will shed some light on her british exit strategy. negotiations in brussels due to begin in march. josh now reports.

have been a sent to the hospital.lrea to th right now crews are waiting on o a crane to lift layers oft laye debris where they believeelve those six children may be b trapped. the call to firefighters camefic in overnight.rn of those who went to theto the hospital one woman and two womad children are in critical condition. a third child is in serious condition.ndit one firefighter with minorinor injuries.es that's all we know right now. rw we'll certainly share moreor information as soon as itt comes in.n. >> now to what was breaking wase news on capitol hill ovnight.t. senate republicans have taken their first step towardsards repeeling obamacare.. just before 1:30 this morning,og the senate voted 51-48 along48 g party lines for a measure thatsa would make the repeal debateat easier for the republicans.ns basically the move will keep wie democrats from being able toblet filibuster future repeal fe repe the house could vote on the resolution as soon as tomorrows but itsoon could face the toughh time there as more gop members s are concerned about not having h a solid replacement plan in

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oft: megan murphy, editor "bloomberg businessweek" joins us for more.ormerly you were the washington bureau chief. we go to you on all things political. certainly donald trump seems correct. there's never been anything like this. it seems incredibly unique. >> it is certainly unique. there's never been a movement like this in recent times in america. you would have to go to the prior century to look at this populist sentiment. today is going to be a unique day in washington. you have a president-elect taking office who has struggled to get some of his cabinet members, and he still got a long way to go, and we are to get a little more flesh on the bones about what he's going to do by executive order to make his mark on the first 100 days. expect a lot of economic policy. today is about the pomp and circumstance, but you are going to see a lot of protests as well. it is going to be a really interesting weekend to watch. shortest speech ever was 135 words. washington'ss second. he's also going to be looking, i'm told, at ragan, and maybe kennedy, for inspi

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i it turns out the actual numbers from customs and border protection in the department oft homeland security, there havehee been hundreds of refugees fromeg these seven countries that havea come in and part of this is on the white house because they put out a statement that only 109 got in yesterday. it turns out that was not only wrong, it was way off.off. the numbers we got today, 872 rev geez have been allow in under the individual waivers. these numbers are going to up as es homeland security said they're going to update this. typically have media conference every conference calls to plane this. none of that.ha as they've been roling this out, as they've been roling this outs they didn't do any of this.this they should have done it because a the mr. of the misinformation is out there is on their ownwn house right now because theyey didn't explain this thing before they roled it out on friday. a lot of the people in thiss building didn't know how this was going out. they admitted today that thethat communication on this has been terrible. not only to the public, butubl inner agency as wel

oft is for ryan zinke montana. go to the website for more information. we will start with john from illinois, republican line. caller: when i think of the last eight years with obama, all i think about our part-time jobs, industry failing, and drones. i wish he would've done a better job instead away from wall street. host: why those three things come to mind? caller: because while he was president we talk about employment. i don't see any full-time jobs. i don't see him doing anything when i look back on his eight years. he just said i'm cutting. employment is picking up. it is all our time jobs. most of those jobs were probably jobs people cannot live on. when i look at that and for him to take credit for that, it is disappointing. drones, he used those just kill people all over the world. i think the man has no heart. he is not what he appears to be. he cozied up with wall street. geithner, all those people when he first came to office. it was terrible. i'm sorry. go ahead. host: we are going to go to stephen from kentucky. democrats line. caller: hel

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11, a major milestone on interstate 66 over the next few hours, crews will be putting up the first oft ate gantries for the toll lanes that are scheduled to open this up ser. the gantries will hold the camera and equipment to communicate with e-zpass transresponders. once the toll system is complete it will cost you to drive on the belt kay during peak times and in the peak direction.tion this advertise an all electronin system similar to what you see on 495. you would just see a transresponder in your car to bt able to pay your toll or declare yourself as an hov rider, whichh is a non revenue trip and then you would move through the gantries and the computer system would ping your transresponder. crews putting up the gantry tonight are closing all lanes of 66 between exits 71 and 72 between midnight and 4:00 a.m. for at least four ten minute periods. the mon to help improve roads and other transit projects in northern virginia. > here's the thing, the cost of everything continues to go up and up and up and up and most americans' salaries aren't going up to go along with that. >> right

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s all right, that's a check oft, the weather.w erin como has traffic thishi morning. hey, erin. right now. rht now keeping our eye on the traffic around the dmv. dmv we'll start you off with the biggest problem we're tracking k out of jessup maryland this jesa morning. 95 on the southbound side lookto at that big backup because ofuna a crash involving a box truck tu a tractor-trailer as well as awa fuel spill.pi and this is the delay between bt 175 and 100.00. traffic is basicly the on and off ramps at 100t 100 also seeing an influx ofnflu o traffic.traf give yourself about 10 to 150 t extra minutes from them the baltimore beltway to geto through that area.hat baltimore-washington parkwaye- or route one southboundwa better bets to get around that. t we'll let you know when thingsoe start moving again.t movi one left lane getting by, three lanes blocked. block this is 95 northbound atbound prince william parkway.ar looks to be a typical morningng commute. comm congestion building on theti but northbound side. traffic moving at speed.ving atd looks like the road washe rd treated a

there hasn't been any real crimes committed yet but the sheriff's oft wants to get the word out to stay safe. so if you think the vehicle pulling you over might not be legit, slow down, turn on your hazards, that will let the officer know that you see them and you are not refusing to pull over. second drive directly to a public place where other people are there. and third, call 911 to tell the dispatcher what is going on and they'll alert the local jurisdiction to come to assist if needed. >>> bay area police union are calling for the removal of a student painting painting officers in a bad light. this is a picture of the painting. the police officers are depicted as warthogs. it is called untitle number one and it won a congressional art competition last year. the painting is now hanging at the u.s. capitol, but san jose and oakland and san francisco police unions are calling on house speaker paul ryan to remove it. saying the painting is disrespectful and could endanger the lives of others. >>> police are looking for someone who spat on a pregnant employee at a fast food restaurant.

whole weekend just kind oft kino looks like it's going to be on only 44 for sunday and for martin luthery only 46 degrees withrees maybe a few showers around butut more clouds than anything else.g 60's do come back next week so s there's some good news.ew that looks like -- that is ats a look at the forecast.ok at . let's do some traffic now withaw erinit como. >> 4:56. metro service kicks in at 5:00 a.m. and so far no reportedicfar delays across all of our lines. i'llline let you know if that changes.changes metrobus quiet right now.us traffic looking really nice quio andok quiet. quiet little damp from light rain ip r encoomuntered this morning inren northwest. if you're heading inbound fromdf 50 towards the inside part of the beltway in cheverly keep in mind the bay bridge hasthe ba wind warnings in effect sos in o you'll want to use caution cauon there. top of the beltway is of nice and quiet.ni and qui all secondaries, the icc in great shape. if you have an early flightan eh nothing on the way to bwi will slow you down. dow same story on the way toto reagan national anryd dulles. co

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morning,soe haeary afternoon. 1 o'clock wouldcl be the most likely time toe to actually get a little bit oftfall.ra here's your forecast for you. u. everybody wants to knowybod tomorrow we start off at 9:00y f a.m.f there could be a showerat 9:0d e possible arorund during thedurig early morning hours but very, ve very light.ry ligh. we still think again fromfrom 10:00 to 1 o'clock that's the greatest likelihood of gettingge showers crossing across thes the district and then later on inte the afternoon perhaps the the parade will start around aund 2 o'clock or so.o it will run three, usuallysully about three hours so during that time frame i think wef could start to dry up.rad starty it is going to be cloudy.cl there's going to be a littleng bit of drizzle in spots but i don't think tzzle i it's going e overwhelming and temperatures t will be general about 47 toto 48 degrees. here's a real quick look atquic what we're thinking. thin 10:00 a.m. you see the showers to the west and then come come right across the mall butmall ut starting to get better by 3, 4y4 o'clock out there as the raine n m

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o o oft of folks in from town.wn a lot of people that live heree just trying to today.but wb still have some trouble spotsubs right now. 295 northbound crash at benningg road center lane blocked.ed southbound side typical delay and again so many road closurese already in place inside the redr zone around the lincoln memorial parking restrictions around aron union station, all downll dn pennsylvania avenue around theue white house and national mall. . memorial bridge closed to all a traffic. roosevelt p bridge is open but t lost traffic.st take the key bridge. tke the b metro is on time.n time. back in just a few minutes.inut. >> this is fox5 news morning.ori >>> good thursday morning tohurs you. i'm allison seymour.m alson >> i'm steve chenevey.ve cneve thanks for joining us thisning s morning. >>> 8:00 a.m. on this thursday, january 19th, 2017.,01 it's the eve of the inauguratior and giving a live look outsidesi at the white house it will be aa beautiful day today, but b tomorrow not so much. much. might be some rains in our -- o- raindrops in our forecast. fore. we'll

by 28. 95 northbound also quiet byui b prince william parkway out byut 234 you can see a little bit oftrom 23f to the beltway adding about 15bo extra minutes to your commute. really seeing heavy traffic herr on 270 southbound as you comeouc down towards the spur. spu you can see just a steady flow o of stop and go traffic heaviests through urbana and north at that point from 70 on down. from 70 down to the beltway youy need to give yourself about 45 4 extra minutes. right now traffic is basically c parked on the outer loop this ih out by new hampshire avenue from 95 to georgia it's about a 35 a minute delay right now. no current reported crashes butb i'll let if you know that iyou changes because that's pretty a typical to be so standstill thil of mof morning. as we take look at our mapsur m normal service did resume onume metro. residual delays to row end in aa wiehle and franconia on then orange, silver and brian.rian things improving there. a lot of red zones from the gray and gloomy tuesday morning ride. back to you holly and steve.. >> thanks erin. >>> 8:07. happening today, active

it seems to be about the identity oft. family. on a positive note it seems you've connected with relatives you have never met. if you. if you could talk a little bit about that. >> another mystery about my father, he was very adamant about family being important. and a big reason why my father and i barely spoke is because he was angry that i had taken my mother side and their divorce. my father was very violent so naturally i took my mother side. in spite of the talk about family my father had cut herself off from her side of the family, from her parents, my grandparents who i never met who are living in israel.a who, when i was was a child they would write to my father in hungarian, my father would toss the letters aside. my mother ended up writing back in english and then the letters stopped coming. the rest of the family, the extended family who who part of this ds for after the war, some of them lived in switzerland and australia, and and israel, some in new york my father had no contact with any of them. my when they try to

perry told s enators that he regretted calling foralling for eliminating the department oft f energy during the 2012he2012 campaign and he tried to taketr on a potentially controversial topic. >> i believe the climate is changing. i believe some of it is naturally occurring but some of it is occ caused by man-madee activity. tivity the question is how we addressd it in a thoughtful way that doesn't compromise economic growth. it affects the affordabilityford of energy or american jobs. >> meanwhile west virginiai democrat senator joe manchin announced support for perry pe while introducing him to thehe energy and natural resources coittee.e. >> democrats and republicansepu clashing before steve mnuchinevc could give his opening state.s it started after rankingraking democrat ron widen opened thenee review with a scathing review of mnuchin for his time at theme head of west bank. roberts took another jab at took widen jokingl aynoth suggestinge will thinks mnuchin startedd the great depression.eprsion. other senators joined in all jol before mnuchin could say a word. word. >> under mr

if you remember, the initial part oft january was a big french crackdown on the emissions scandal followingating on tests. basically, friendship officials looked at 100 vehicles in france, not just renault also peugeot and others. it may not go well with the --ons, because the rates was were actually initially announced by unions. a meeting is happening now with the unions from renault. that meeting was already plant. renault announced they would hire more than 3000 people in the next few years. theirvest at least 8% of revenue into r&d. the chiefalked to executive of renault back in september. here's what he had to say about diesel emissions. >> we have a lot of technologies. the fact that we are sharing between renault and certain airlines, we can share technology. play,t has its role to for the consumer and for emissions. but in reality, there will be a lot of costs, additional costs, on diesel. there is concern that renault will be dragged into a similar part as vw, or at least mentioned in the same breath? caroline: of course. renault has been trying to reassure. we spoke with their sp

get weather coming from different directions and that very often different directions and that very ofteiated with it. we get birds from north america turning up here, we can get birds from the tropical atlantic, all sorts of places. although birds might not be able to forecast the weather, by seeing interesting and exotic birds, it gives you at least an insight into what the weather has been like elsewhere in the northern hemisphere. thank you so much graeme, forjoining us. that's it from us here in kent. it is back to nick in snowdonia. —— nick. we have come as far as we can go now on the snowdon railway. this is about three quarters of the way to the summit that we can't get any further because number one, there is essential trackwork taking place and if we did go any further, we would encounter snow. before we start heading back down the mountain, there is one more thing i want to show you. it is something that is crucial to the operation of the railway. the reason i am excited if iama railway. the reason i am excited if i am a weatherman and have found a weather station, nearly at t

not unheard—of but it doesn't happen often, unheard—of but it doesn't happen ofte n, eve n unheard—ofeven in winter. we're not out often, even in winter. we're not out of the woods with strong north—easterly winds becoming wet and windy. and white weather, over the high ground of south—east spain over the next day or so. these are the temperatures will be waking up to across some parts of spain, southern parts of france. severe frost in inland rule areas. —— rural areas. further north by and large it is quieter, dry weather, but for many it is chilly. across much of europe, temperatures down. the exception across the far south—east of europe and far north—west, the uk, northern areas still relatively mild. you can see the extent of the blues and over the next few days the blues and over the next few days the blues downshift much. largely chilly until the end of the week. high pressure dominates across northern parts of europe, this front delivering quite a lot of cloud. where the cloud will go over the next few days, helen will update you in the next half hour. hello, i'm ros atkins,

oft is 97%, $23 billion bills. the government said 15.4 trillion rupees taken out of circulation by the ban. they estimated 5 trillion would be left undeclared, possibly money that it illegally escape the tax net, so a bit of a blow to prime minister narendra modi and his crackdown on black money. dataad: we have economic suggesting this is beginning to take its toll on the economy. runs onan economy that cash, and if you don't have cash, you end up with a cash crunch, and that is not good. haidi: that is what we have seen, i cash crunch. consumption has been hit by the lack of ability to get hold of cash. in the latest data, services pmi , contracting for a second month . for december, the index came in november, a in number below 50 indicates contraction, so hotels and restaurants the worst performers. the slowdown is broad-based, and the rate of contraction of new orders increased. early in the week, we saw manufacturing data which shows that for the first time in a year, so that drags on the whole composite for

even have some cdp officers and officials who just don't know what to do, and we're getting a lot ofts of the confusion and t chaos that's ensuing hind the scenes. >> meanwhile, for people that have already gone through extreme vetting procedures for visas and other types of law-abiding means to come to this country, from your understanding, does this push them all back to square one in these seven countries? >> from our understanding, it depends on when they entered here, if they've been turned away, what exactly, what documents the individuals may have signed and what was done. so each case is going to be different, but there is the possibility that those that did get a visa, go through the process, have to start all over. for those still outside of the country that have not signed any papers, haven't been put in any detention, their visas are, from what we understand, still valid. there has not been a cancellation of visas. there's just been a ban on entering the country. so the thing is, is every case is going to be unique, particularly with immigration, and that's why it's very im

edition oft for this bloomberg technology. you can watch all episodes live streaming on twitter. bloomberg tech tv. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." >> its downstairs. >> this video captures the moment after shots rang out at the baggage claim in terminal 2 of the fort lauderdale airport. a lone gunman opened fire on passengers leaving five people dead and eight injured. >> paramedics, lower level, inside. a subject with a gun. >> some of the wounded found shelter while they waited for help. hundreds ran for safety onto the

oft is the magic combination events and pressures that caused someone to snap, as they might say?ave been they without food for two weeks and they are malnourished and tired because they have not slept, and they have been under bombardment and the this dramatic thing happens? in the literature, they are careful to document everything that has happened to that soldier before the onset of symptoms, and i think that's why. i think that doctors are at a loss as to what that combination is. it's certainly time on the western front makes, i would argue, tremendous difference in how they are treated. and you asked a second part to your question that i have forgotten. >> did it involve any sort of rotation of units? ms. stagner: right. force, which i am most familiar with, there are psychologists or psychiatrists placed with each unit, and they are responsible for pulling men out when they begin to see signs. out,will pull those men they will take them back to a field hospital, or maybe somewhere quiet, let them rest for a few weeks, and then send them back to the front. of a does become

ofte house has no intention releasing his tax returns am a releasing as -- breaking a campaign promisehat he would do so. with the u.s. media over the size of the inauguration audience in what his aid calls " different facts" vote for rex tillerson despite the concerns over his relationship with russia. the president risk -- deserves the president -- benefit of the doubt. they vote later today. trump'sate media used inauguration to warn about the perils of democracy. according to the people's daily, the flagship paper of the coming's party, democracy has reached its limit and deterioration is the inevitable future of capitalism. the relative stability of the communist system as they headed toward a shuffle of leadership roles. minister immerses the front runner in the french socialist party's first round at the primaries this weekend. the party will hold votes next sunday between him and the former prime minister. the socialist candidate will finish fourth or fifth in the first round on april 23. a stark view of what brexit means for britain. he told bloomberg exclusively that the u.k.

navarro and university of california irvine has written secretary oft the commerce has written about, it is about the great concern and where it is. mark: talk to us about the general message of eurasia. there you are, the outlook for 2017, in 2017, we enter a period of geopolitical recession. how does that pan out? what does that mean for the globe? nuance of was a real this. i am glad you asked because this is a new praise, geopolitical, not to economic, and it is much how about the relations and that goes back to the markets. it was one of our lead questions. here is dr. bremmer. dr. bremmer: it means traditional alliances are falling apart and americans are going their own way and independent america is shedding the burdens of multilateralism and traditional alliances. ian bremmer on geopolitics of the moments. they spared no one. a little late on mark barton's united kingdom, but it was extraordinary, the focus on the independence of america, the resolute unilateralist of donald trump and the trump presidency and then ride on to the focus of china as the key catalyst. mark: tom,

18, 448 healthy trees mpt the other thing i like to speak to is the concept and that is the concept oft bio diversity. saving bio diversity is the linchpin which tries to save bio diversity in the remiant areas but the response to come, the final eir doesn't define what bio diversity is nor the draft eir or management plan. by inserting the word native into the employed definition of bio diversity the meaning the term is high jacked. all trees and plants whether native or not native are part of our local bio diversity like people from everywhere are part of our sit a's diversity. adding the word native to bio diversity demonizing native species. the urban forest are part of the totality of variation in san francisco and have been all most 150 years rchlt we believe all trees and plants whether native or not native are part thof local bio diversity and valued. we traced the definition in the sustainability plan which was fed into the sin ramp and eir and came from eo wilson they say but says biediversity is the totality of all variation in life forms of earth. we believe that native and

oft a businessman, one america's wealthy people. that our special services are hunting for every u.s. billionaire? of course not. it is absolute nonsense. haidi: chelsea manning will be freed from prison in may after president obama commuted her sentence for leaking classified material. in 2010 andarrested sentenced to 35 years for passing military files and diplomatic cables to wikileaks. the decision allows for her early release but does not amount to a pardon. global news 24 hours a day in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. markets lower this morning when it comes to stocks. how things are shaping up in the region. david joins us from singapore. down is i think the way to describe it. asia is extending the global reduction of risk exposure. have a look at the four benchmarks open. be,n, topics 1500, the cost if youhave -- the kospi, had to pick a market with the most selling pressure, i would think japan. australia, 60 percent of stocks. it could be worse. the banks getting hit, but gold-mining stocks, cause her a solid

we've been urging the democrats to not be obstructionist to do t what's best in the interests oft this country which is to confirm that the people who are needed to run this government and make sure we're moving forwardovi together as a united nation totn make this country better and stronger. a busy day is expected tuesday, senate committees expected to vote on at least five cabinet members. that's what recommend tiller son the secretary of state nomineess waiting for, his full senatee vote is expected this week he narrowly cleared the senateae foreign relations committee last week. in wash attorneys lauren plant hard, fox news.. > let's take it outside. i don't know if you were outside at all. we went from spring-like temperatures earlier in the week to gathering up for a little snow right now i think it madede me sick. they always say it's not the weather, but i'm telling you -- >> when it changes? > i think it's as good as anything to blame it on,. but if you want to blame it on the weather. broad shoulders.lder this is not going to be a big snow event, but we're going to get one,

oft is a market the likes multinationals in the region are trying to get their hands on because it isket and there are lots of people coming from iran into the uae. plans,despite expansion we have seen a few de-flagging up properties last year. you transferred back the management of one property. is this a trend that concerns you. how much of an impact will this have on your business? a hotelg the cycle of management company's life, there will be times when you sign great hotels, and times when you have to let go of great hotels. long time running those two hotels, and the owners decided they wanted to have their own management company. is it because they want to save on costs? is it because they feel they can do better than a regional or multinational? i'm not sure, but it is to be expected with the region affected. this is the third year, 2016 was the third year where we saw that thing, so owners are getting nervous thinking they can do better themselves. bad thing? a things change and hotels evolve, so losing those hotels, but were moving on between another 5000 hotel rooms in the

18, 448 healthy trees mpt the other thing i like to speak to is the concept and that is the concept oft bio diversity. saving bio diversity is the linchpin which tries to save bio diversity in the remiant areas but the response to come, the final eir doesn't define what bio diversity is nor the draft eir or management plan. by inserting the word native into the employed definition of bio diversity the meaning the term is high jacked. all trees and plants whether native or not native are part of our local bio diversity like people from everywhere are part of our sit a's diversity. adding the word native to bio diversity demonizing native species. the urban forest are part of the totality of variation in san francisco and have been all most 150 years rchlt we believe all trees and plants whether native or not native are part thof local bio diversity and valued. we traced the definition in the sustainability plan which was fed into the sin ramp and eir and came from eo wilson they say but says biediversity is the totality of all variation in life forms of earth. we believe that native and

oft will probably fall short the three rate increases they have indicated their planning for this yearshery: the environment seems to be different with the election of donald trump. the fiscal stimulus coming through. guest: the applications are there, but not the reality yet. voters in europe and north america are mad as hell. really are calling for action. that is what got trump elected. this is a universal situation. i think we're going to have massive fiscal stimulus. it has to get through congress. all of these so-called shovel ready projects, they haven't even made their chuck that -- have not even made their shovels. they'll be made in china anyway. i think the markets have jumped the gun on this whole situation. , his other big measure is protectionism. that is something the president has a lot more power over. fiscal stimulus, congress has tremendous control. we will see what the president does on the protections front. he is interested in particularly going against china. shery: you know how vocal president-elect trump has been so far. sayingrprised that you it will take the

ofting is a primary function building up and not eliminating. the treaty as to that. these days,r threat mindlessly because we are still ahead. being ahead means freezing in ofs area and the combination the ability to improve and strengthen and make secure the existing arsenal without testing is a proven fact now. finally, i'm sitting next to a naval officer. i was a naval officer. will remove one of the obstacles of the south china sea, that we professed adherence but we ought to move, and of course the arctic, as the admiral just reminded me, is an important piece of that. i could go on but let me leave those on the top of your list, if i can. setence: let me add, we specific actions can take place. some of those actions, i am not sure congress is aware of it. the fact that we have large fractions on high alert status means, it raises the possibility of an accidental nuclear war. the last two presidents, obama and george bush before him, before they came into office, shouldthe alert status be changed. it was never changed. that is something the administration could

what is becoming a problem is because of the people they work allies oft of the saudi arabia are startingell, maybe we don't want to help you out on arms because there is a lot of dirty fighting going on here, and that has put the saudis in a position they are not used to, which is not being in control. oliver: it is compounded by entanglements at a time where cash flow is dwindling. lower oil prices, this is a time from the saudi perspective that they have had to come up with austerity measures. ony put certain ministers pay freezes. they have done things that you never would expect in a country that rich, but they have already been in the process of trying to develop non-oil businesses, but being involved in international entanglements that hurts your standing and your pocketbook is a bad thing. oliver: speaking of international entanglements, there is an incredible story, one of the features this week, cyber warfare and hacking. >> it is a world that we normally think of as james bond-ish, but real for people who are good coders to go out and say what is in this for me. they are findin

>>reporter: shawn, a three year old did choke to death rightgh herein side the department oft f laborn site child development center according to familyamil members he choked on a meatball while he was eating the lunch, the death under investigation by local and federal lawloca enforcement al gencies.en the centert says the i'm leak maneuver and cpr were performed, but the family questions the level of supervision while the child was eating lunch. teisha, a college student responds to a job posting on facebook and case files in herein box from a social worker at a private agency. files including names, social security numbers and medical records. the case in question is apparently -- the case worker in question is apparently still onn the job and a social servicesrvc agency at the sent of it all isl not talkingment the college student says it could happen toe anyone and while she could have kept quiet she chose to speak out.ou confirmation hearings continued on cap l toll hill today for two more of donald trump's cabinet picks. lawmakers grilled educationucat secretary betsy devious a