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threats that come from a foreign country dominating technological development is one i am keenly focus ono, so it is my internet from a rural development perspective and my focus on national security threats and challenges from a foreign affairs perspective that, while i am not on energy and commerce, this is an area of significant interest for me. peter: to help us delve into those issues, our guest host this afternoon is emily birnbaum of the hill publication. emily: you are talking about foreign threats and the threat of another nation dominating in this space of enormous technological innovation, so you -- so can you talk specifically , dominating the race toward 5g according to experts? where these companies a concern and what do you think is the best strategy? rep. spanberger: the bill we mysed in the house recently, 5g and beyond bill, it doesn't callout china specifically or huawei specifically, recognizing in the future our challenges might come from other countries, but when we look at huawei and cte, there are significant indicators that because of huawei's close relationship wi

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there will be no cash left onoe the tarmac. iran's dictorship either complies or will feel pain like never before. if you knock out those three refineries their economy will completely collapse. despite the whining from the democrats and the stupid commentators on tv media mob, the military experts agree the president's strategy is affective. general said this is a bigger deal than killing bin laden. >> the president appears to have decided that it was necessary to shore up deterrents to show we would not accept this. >> the administration understands there is a serious risk of consequences here. they understand it's unlikely the iranian regime will come to the negotiating table. >> the president showed restraint and put a redline outi there. he said if you kill americans ig will respond. when that took place, thisil president showed more patience. i never thought giving i never thought giving $150-billion dollars in cash would buy good will. like the 9-11 commission report. they were at war with us. the iranians have been at w

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really or so, it's always in all of the -- the nonbiden candidates it's in their interest to take onoewant to be the beneficiary -- not the assassin. i wonder if the final moment where she refused to shake bernie sanrs' hand, elizabeth warren whether that was thought about in advance or as spontaneoment of anger, it became to tell vision moment of the whole debate. >> thiis after the debate was over. she walked over. he extended his hd. she didn't accept it. but then later on the microphone you lled me aiar on national television. >> that's right. >> but just quickly, david to get to the point, she was -- the dispute between she and bernien s is over whether a woman can be elected president are we still havusing thaton? david: yeah, i think it's a little -- a, bernie sanders is saying it. b, i don'tbelieve he believes that. it's picking up on an issue as an atempt to cast him aside. i think his record is oneecf re toward women. >> it is still an open question. i don't think -- judy: whether a woman can be elected president. >> jack kennedy had to win the primary in virginia which was 9

moving ono oth news, a vast swath of australia burning tonight with forecasts of worse to come.ands order evacuate. a record summer fire season charred 12 million acres, destroyed 1400 homes and left 17 people dead. fires are burning across the rest of the country. dan rivers of independent televisi news reports from new south wales where whole communities are in ashes. dan: on new year's eve ili felt the world was ending. not justr. the yea wildfires swept through in minutes. a local resident films as the fires approaches neighbor's house. this is all that is left. hpeter'e did not survive either. >> i jumped in the car. it was so hot, i cannot describe it. the ferocity and speed of this fire. anyone who thought they would beat this fire were taking life into their own hands. dan: he has not experienced fea like this si escaped the war in lebanon. >> you could hear trees, bottles exploding. it was leica war zone. i have lived in a war zone and that is what it rded me of. dan: for those who losty everything the owned, the only comfort is knowing family and friends survive. this

together again this evening for several hours of live coverage and analysis and you can join our onoingerage of the senate trial for the remainder of the evening, check your local listics for that and onine on our web site or youtube, and agin tomorrow thursday when the trial resumes at 1:00 eastern p.m. >> woodruff: in the day's other new threats of tarnmp issued imported european cars, before departing the world anonomic forum in switzerl u.s. officia met with world leaders and c.e.o.s at the conference in davos. afterward, the president warned europe to agree to liberalized tre. >> they have tra barriers were you can't trade. they have tariffs all over the place. they make it impossible., they aankly, more difficult to do business with than china. >> woodruff: separately, france announced that it will delay imposing a new tax on big tech companies, and the u.s. will hold off imposing retaliatory sanctis. in china, the death toll rose to at least 17 people from a new respiratory illness thatpis y spreading. chinese officials said more than 540 cases of the flu-like coronavirus have be

[applause] build ono i want to that with an interesting issue, and that is surveillance, because one of the concerns that have come up is with the rise of white nationalism, there is an increase of domestic surveillance, and as a civil liberties organization, surveillance is deeply troubling to us. it can be used against local protesters. so how do you balance this? how do you balance the fight of hate crimes will also talent think arsenal privacy and making sure hate crimes is not misused by the government? sen. booker: watch the movie "street fighter." if you do not think love is a political force, it was nominated for an oscar, unfortunately it lost to the march of the dadgum penguins spirit [laughter] sen. booker: i had my phone staff. i believe somebody was using their power to violate fundamental rights. this is a tough balance. we went way away from this. is aber, after 9/11, fear toxic thing, and people were willing to surrender basic american freedoms in the name of security. but when you do that, you lose both are you lose your freedoms, and you lose your security. and as a

drive ono flights, a what passed for a passable road that needed four-wheel-drive. when we have health care delivered in remote communities it is life or death. it is also financial. they can cost $70,000 to do a lifeline flight when it is available out of these communities. i was in the airport talking to a woman waiting for a flight. i told her i was with the sec to talk about --fcc to talk about broadband. she said you don't know what it means to us to get to stay here and get health care rather than getting on a plane and going to anchorage. stories like that stick with me. we need to continue to make progress because we are not where we need to be. >> i appreciate you have come to alaska and you have a sense. the one thing that is a frustration is the law is clear in my view. yet you hear from the sec that it is expensive -- fcc it is expensive. -- there isatter nothing in the law that says you can do it. one ofit is expensive the things that frustrates me and i will leave it open, there is no cost benefit. we need your help and i appreciate you being there. an

you can see the futures are down more than 1% across the major european equity index. 1% ono see losses around u.s. futures, so looking at the s&p, the dow, and the nasdaq, to kick off a week of the biggest tech companies earnings. we see big losses in futures. anna: we see a lot of selling. a lot of markets in asia are closed for the lunar new year and china extending the length of that market closure until february 2 sunday, so australia closed, china closed, hong kong, malaysia, singapore, vietnam, all of these markets are closed in today's session but those that are open are selling off. there is an assessment here of course for the human cost of this virus but also increasingly the economic impact that a lack of travel by the chinese over this particular holiday period will have, not just on their economy but neighboring economies as well. japan is open and we see weakness in the japanese market coming through. for japanese markets, the nikkei, and a topix, both erasing their year-to-date gains. sailing in stocks, in oil, in the yuan, havens going higher of course. we have other th

at the beginning, we were struggling to contain the disaster, says akira ono, a senior executive we hope in a different place right now. but they still don't know how to dispose of the melted core and 400 olympic swimming pools of water used to cool it, sealed in these tanks one day, futaba's families hope their children will return do you remember your hometown? >> yes >> reporter: and that these empty streets come to life again. a home that they've never forgotten, a nuclear disaster the world will never forget. some of the stories we were told were heartbreaking so, a teacher told us about one student who, after the accident, found a note in their shoe that said, go home, radiation boy that was tough there were inspiring stories, too, about how important home is to people. even when there's an earthquake and a tsunami and radiation, people still want to go home >> yeah. i mean, we're all kind of marveling just that you went there and you were able to be there. but you said it's safe in the most effected areas for a short period of time >> yeah. they transformed the place with a lot of

week" ono "wall street friday at 6:00. let's get the bloomberg first word news.an missile attacks on bases in iraq, according to the pentagon, contradicting president trump's statements. 11 members were treated for concussion. year, first half of the the u.s. government will issue 20 year bonds, a new way to fund a ballooning deficit. institutional investors have asked for longer dated securities that offers some nominal yield. chiefw european trade making his first trip to washington a memorable one, calling president trump "obsessed" with a good trade deal with the e.u. he questions the u.s. trade deal with china. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine: joining us to recap some of the u.s. bank earnings and still with us is julian emanuel. what did we learn? j.p. morgan blewitt out of the water on trading -- blue it out of the market -- blew it out of the market. they have held strong with the u.s. consumer. ban

ono, donald trump is not going to win. you have insurance policy.bama's national security advisers, i think is the day of the inauguration, the president was being sworn in, the 45th president and she's sending an e-mail on government account saying by the way, president obama wants everything to be done by the book. he doesn't protest too much. wife with the national security advisor saying everything we want done by the book? you haven't been doing things by the book and you are using a fake paper trail. the good news is, he's there to insist the d.o.j. after obama, trump has a reputation for putting bad guys in jail. bad guys who often wear a badge and a gun. be patient, we believe in collecting evidence, not having tandem reports like nancy pelosi does. a little more patience but that statements coming out of the d.o.j. already have reports of that are very much happening. >> you right america is busy being deliberately dismantled and the election of donald trump is only possible because of a bipartisan betrayal of mineral america. >> i have a m

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this is "bloomberg surveillance and francine.om focus ono focus on -- foreign affairs since last weekn annual visit to ian bremmer and eurasia group. this is the best place to be this morning for all of these questions, and the more questions and the more questions, and maybe a few answers on what is going on between tamron, baghdad deck between tehran, baghdad, and the united states. francine: we are looking at the top risks for 2020. if you look at the top 10 risks, it goes through every part of the world. at number eight, you have she a crescendo, just what is happening in the -- the shieh crescendo, just what is happening in the middle east. well,ront and center as the elections in 2020 moving forward. we will have a huge focus on the news of the we can on iran. francine? francine: let's get straight to viviana hurtado in new york with the bloomberg first word news. viviana: we begin with china naming a party official described as a strong man as its new top official in hong kong, this after seven months of unrest in the city. restoreg it wants to order in hong kong. faithful of t

from ray ono calls the democrats line.aller: i was just listening to bondi presented on the floor of the senate yesterday. it is very disturbing that so many people are buying into this, we need to know what joe biden did. it's a distraction. joe biden and his family are not on trial. trump is on trial. the question is do we want to keep a president in office who contraryso many things to the constitution? ton inviting a foreign power help them get reelected. is this the kind of person we want to keep in the white house? plus the fact if he is acquitted, basically he's being told, ok, do what you need to do. ask any country. ask turkey to interfere. you and erdogan are good friends. to me, we need to stick to what is the issue at hand. you know? that is pretty much all i have to say. mitch mcconnell definitely is not holding a valid type of trial. he is the person who would not even interviewed merrick garland. thank you. host: thanks. to sulfur, louisiana. cindy is next. caller: good morning. i would like to tell your vie

yoko ono broke up the beatles. who broke up the royals? meghan markle. by the way. rachel: had to give up his military career. pete: military titles, a lot of which he had, lieutenant general when you're a royal you can become that. i'm still a major 37 it's amazing, you look at this -- play it forward six months, 12 months, 18 months, now you're in los angeles voicing over disney movies, and harry's there going, "i used live in a palace with my brothers over there." it's not clear -- i wish him the best. rachel: maybe he's saying i'm in sunny l.a. and they're over there in that dreary britain weather and cutting ribbons out of hospitals. here's what nigel farage says. he says that meghan is the winner in all of this. >> on a personal level, we all want them to be happy. but you cannot commercialize in 2013. the queen saw what huge damage that could do. she has acted decisively, and we are very, i must say, very, very lucky to have this queen. meghan mark he will is the big winner out of this. she is now a hundred times more famous than she was after she

there will be a pee ono, lots of bookshelves and lots of great music. the students will come to my house and take their lessons there. my schedule changes a lot on a day-to-day basis and that kind of keeps it exciting. think that music is just my favorite thing that there is, whether it's listening to it or playing it or teaching it. all that really matters to me is that i'm surrounded by the sounds, so i'm going top keep doing what i'm doing to keep my life in that direction. >> the new friday farmer his market is in the u.n. plaza. it features the best of san francisco. grab fresh foods and veggies from the heart of the farmers' market. shop from marker -- local vendors. engage in free diy craft sessions and grab lunch representing cuisine from around the world. [♪] >> we offer 60 varieties of organic fruit and 30 varieties of conventional. one of our best sellers so sellers is our manager in. it is super sweet. we sell 600 pounds a week. one of the things they like about the market as i get to see my regulars on a weekly basis. i get to meet their fa

there will be a pee ono, lots of bookshelves and lots of great music.y house and take their lessons there. my schedule changes a lot on a day-to-day basis and that kind of keeps it exciting. think that music is just my favorite thing that there is, whether it's listening to it or playing it or teaching it. all that really matters to me is that i'm surrounded by the sounds, so i'm going top keep doing what i'm doing to keep my life in that direction. because we have a great waste water system here in san francisco, we do about 80 million gallons of waste water here in san francisco, which means we basically fill up 120 olympic sized swimming pools each and every day here in the city. we protect public health and safety and environment because we are discharging into the bay and into the ocean. this is essentially the first treatment here at our waste water treatment facility. what we do is slow down the water so that things either settle to the bottom or float to the top. you see we have a nice selection of things floating around there, things from bubbl