she rides on valencia. we turned west on 25th. she rides on the sidewalk. >> right now i can jog along side of her and she is not even four years old yet. she probably won't be able to bike on valencia. what i submit to you respectfully, is proportionality proportionately how many more kids will be protected and will be biking on valencia street as this project goes forward versus how many kids just aren't on the street right now, that's all i have to say. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> s.f. gov t.v. thank you. >> hello. my name is jim. i have lived and biked in the southern half of san francisco for nearly 20 years. i'm here today with my daughter, and apparently my assistant as well. she is a fifth-grader which is four blocks away. her brother, who you can see there, is a second-grader. we have been moving a cargo bike on valencia street since oscar was one. there are many families using the bike lane. i suspect there are more children who are users of the bike lane then there are crossers of it. i u

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behind bars for years awaiting trial one on one east philippines locked up on al-jazeera. on counting the cost we'll assess the state of the u.k. economy is it continues to broker its way out of the e.u. well look at a major milestone for the internet plus an underwater economy in kenya counting the cost on now just. again the main news on al-jazeera this hour there are reports of fighting on the outskirts of the yemeni city of her data just a day off the warring factions agreed to a cease fire in the port city early on friday aid agencies took advantage of the truce to distribute food and humanitarian supplies sri lanka's disputed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa is resigning after just seven weeks in the child the country hasn't had a functioning government for nearly two weeks now that's when a court suspended rajapaksa and his cabinet after they'd lost to no confidence votes but a stray as prime minister scott morrison has formally recognized west jerusalem as the capital of israel unlike the us which recognized the whole of jerusalem as israel's capital earlier this y

haveork on what you similarities on.u work with people face to face on things you agree on, when it comes time to work on things you don't agree on, it is a lot harder for people to demonize each other under those circumstances. one thing that struck me when i was looking through the collection here is, the books that were coming from folks who were from both sides of the aisle, for instance, harry reid. i remember when my mother was in the hospital and she had just passed, one of the first people to stop by to offer condolences was mr. reid. as soon as he got the news, he made his way to the hospital to give his condolences to dad, "my great friend, majority leader." the senate is an interesting place in the sense that it is, as legislative bodies go, it is quite collegial as a general matter. then again, it is a legislative body. you are going to have conflicts every now and then. to, as the saying goes, disagree without being disagreeable and to do your best to aspire to that. i am sure there were times that they did

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one-year budget. that does not always happen. >> congressman john yarmuth, democrat of kentucky and incoming budget committee chair. you have been serving in congress, this is your sixth term. you are starting your seventh as chair. what will be your priorities? >> the first priority is a very important one to resolve the spending limits for the fiscal 2020 budget. i say that because we revert to the law under the budget control act of 2011, and if we don't make a change, defense spending would be cut by 11% and nondefense spending by 9%. those are pretty dramatic cuts and the country would feel very severely. that is item number one is to negotiate new caps for that year. after that, we have budget resolutions that reflect not just democratic values but the promises we made during the campaign, the "for the people" campaign where we deal with healthcare costs and creating jobs through infrastructure, and that will reflect those. >> what will the numbers look like for health care? >> i'm not sure righ

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one plate on top of the cracked flange. and then tie them up with bolts. >> as for when the transit center will reopen, it's not known. >> we may know next month what the path might look like and what timeline might be associated with that, but they just don't know at this point. >> meanwhile, the next phase of the project, which includes caltrain, has been put on hold. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> tonight, fema is working to bring more trailers to the camp fire zone. some people who lost their homes have already been moved to trailers. fema's hoping to place hundreds more housing units at the butte county fairgrounds. there are more than 700 families in need of direct housing assistance. some people say they're receiving letters stating they're ineligible for benefits. fema is telling them not to give up. >> they may not have all of the required paperwork. or perhaps they have been referred to another agency. depending on what type of damage has been done to their residence. >> in the wake of the camp

just one was set on the agenda. item 12 said the explanatory documents would include a powerpoint and a report. this has to do with meeting improvement programs. there is no report and there is just a slide presentation. in case anyone was looking for it to, we wanted you to know that. item six is introduction of new business by board members. >> i have a piece of unfinished business. it was just handed to me by the director for 30 years of service ms. miss bloomer was not thrilled to have this happen. [applause] >> all right. any other? [laughter] thank you for your years of service. thinking --dash thank you for keeping this board moving along and keeping everything organized as you do. we appreciate your service very much. director his character i have any new or unfinished business? seeing then, we will move along. item seven is the director his report. >> thank you. >> thank you. we look forward to 30 more years members of the board, members of the public and staff, i would like to ask our director of sustainab

as the sea levels rise one on one east investigates the threat this followed posers on al-jazeera. lol. and. al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news promises of change from sudan's president but protests against him show no sign of ending civil society groups tried to march to the presidential palace demanding nothing less than omar al bashir his resignation but were blocked by riot police with tear gas our reporter is in khartoum also on the grid to wrench the rain slow the search for indonesia tsunami survivors and to the misery of those who've lost everything more than four hundred people are known to have died but that number is still climbing all the time our correspondent will report on how this has come at the end of a disastrous year for indonesians and from the holy lands of the middle east and right around the world they are christmas prayers and wishes for a more peaceful twenty nineteen we'll look at how iraqi christians are quietly celebrating more than a year after the victory over eisel and we're also in the u.s. where a mother is spending christmas in a

the dow, 1% on the s&p and better than 1% lower on the nasdaq, down 73 points on the nasdaq right now. and the markets yesterday, well, they were lows yesterday at the close, the declines we are seeing now put the dow and the s&p 501 on track to erase the gains for the week, yesterday the dow was up 70 points, the s&p was down a fraction and the nasdaq was down about 28 points tat close yesterday. check the markets in europe this morning on the heels of selloff going on wall street, european indices are down across the board, cac quarante in paris, down 41 points, almost 1% lower and the dax index down 1%, 102 points lower on dax index this morning. nikkei average worst performer, down better than 2% in session overnight. we are taking a look at china, talking tough on china, president trump touting trade success in interview with harris faulkner yesterday watch. >> i have great respect for president xi, but i will tell you this, china's economy if it's in trouble it's only in trouble because of me. maria: issuing new threat to general motors, president trump slamming the automaker ag

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they have cortez on. she had a big win. perfect juxtaposition. one-on-one him on her. do you like puppies? what you like on your cupcakes? you the softball -- couldn't ask for a better contrast in how they treat. intellectually, i don't want an easy ride, a softball. let's talk about results of policy under different scenarios. let's do it. it is always about the horse race. race.always the horse it is never about substance and policy that is going to help the american people. >> did you ever confront chuck todd? rep. brat: sure. he said we are always fair, you are always objective. said, you are never fair, you are never objective, and you intentionally hit me. notchve all these top journalist schools. they have codes of ethics. no one pays attention to any of this. codes of ethics are fairly weak. there not talking about golden rule, we are not asking for utopia. brat is in charge of the budget hypothetically, what would you do? what would you prioritize? how would you bring down the debt and the deficit? rep. brat: that is the trick. budget, twoof the thirds, or man

on friday they were beaten by the milwaukee bucks one twenty to one hundred seven the bucs have now won their last four games meanwhile the indiana pacers ended the brooklyn nets seven game winning streak. scored fourteen of his twenty six points in the fourth quarter to help the pacers two one fourteen one of sixty three. and elsewhere the utah jazz pass the portland trail blazers had twenty four points in this for the jazz to lead them to a one twenty nine it's the blazers worst loss at home since two thousand and four. stanley cup winners the washington capitals have bounced back from losing to the previous seasons champions the pittsburgh penguins on friday they downed the buffalo sabers on home ice tom wilson scored the game winner in the third period as the capitals edged two one capitals goalie great britain hold the star of the night he made thirty six saves the champions now lead the metropolitan division by four points. from ice now to the snow in italy where history was made friday's ski cross world cup event in any case the middle brothers of france produced the first ever o

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on the u.k. single charts in one thousand nine hundred eighty four. i. don't know got numerous pop stars together to raise funds for ethiopia the song is still popular at this time of year but killed off once said that hearing this song over and over in supermarkets every christmas is sheer torture. i i i i. and now it's time to say good bye for now don't forget to keep up with the show on social media but until we meet again from the entire you know max team here and thanks for tuning in to let you could join us and hopefully we'll see you again tomorrow so by by. your own words this culture is far from charges to rows of people. don't bet on and try to keep your name are a static and at first very. in their hands paper is transformed into poetry the mother was a lamb so they make in their studio near borders are sold around the world sculptures me to light up your life next time on your own max. odds. these places are still in your stream the first stop is in our culture isn't the cathedral to

hundred days on al-jazeera. another major defection from donald trump's administration over his decision to remove american troops from syria. the local m.p. said w watching al jazeera live from my headquarters here and also coming up soon it saves journey into a lebanon you on monday. the u.s. government shutdown is set to drag on as the senate stalemate continues over funding trump's border wall project plus. a double suicide attack in somalia fifteen people including a journalist killed in a bombing near the presidential palace also. more violence in the french capital as police are targeted by anti-government protesters. the end of a chaotic week for the white house there's been a second resignation from u.s. president donald trump's administration the top u.s. diplomat in the global coalition against eisold brett mcgurk has quit over trump surprise decision to pull troops out of syria it comes hot on the heels of the resignation of the u.s. defense secretary james mattis who strongly opposed the syrian deci

there was a response one member of the government saying that what was going on on the chandeliers that was brown plage that is not so it means that it's not an answer it's an insult it's an insult to french people who suffered so which suffered so much during the nazi rule in france during the war and the minister of the interior said it was a far right but you know it's eighty percent of the french people room just simply cannot make ends meet so you cannot put a few really good gas in their car because. it's like bread in the engine three it's absolutely normal where you are not we don't have any oil. big oil fields or like your like you are in russia we just have only one percent. we produce only one per cent if you will know what we eat what we need in france so it's necessary but just after i do so i want to just point out with what his supporters are saying present mccraw means that his hands are essentially tied over a field because prices are prices of diesel and that in that sense he can't really do anything. you know you know if you would do a lot of things if you could chang

people on the more progressive side want something bold and visionary. on.ould like to go full maybe, farther than more moderate people want to go. in any event, that is something already on the agenda for the 116th congress. it is something that could affect all kinds of policy areas. democrats, for house in addition to their oversight agenda, keep the pressure on the white house, and against corruption and ethic matters cop of mine. , it is likely to be measures that deal with voting restoration and parts of the voting rights act that the supreme court gutted a few years ago. all, and al catch messaging bill, something that house democrats say that they need to do first so that they can turn their attention to things like climate change and other policy areas. they say this is the way to show the voting public that they are cleaning up money in politics and corruption. then they can tackle the big policy areas into the next congress. that is something that i will be watching, it obviously has a process and implications for people who are in the lobbying an

on film. it is. back to the twenty first of june twenty fourth team a no man to book turns the sale of else dome into an alliance three joint ventures a created run equally by general electric and the first and networks the second in renewable energy and the third in nuclear power it appeared to be an equal partnership between france and the united states. and i take it on this don't think we're on an all. a. divorce she said every year good. news some ask. jeep who volunteer. to. do no more. to do it at reform and not let go. you know it on his own. five months later on november the fourth emmanuel mccrone concluded the sale the final agreement turns out quite different the joint venture companies are no longer equally shared with us the deal covering nuclear is controlled more than eighty percent by general electric. this comes with an option for alstom to sell its shares in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen in other words the energy sector of alstom could in just a few years be in u.s. hands as per

percent of lower income folks on less than one percent o.-m. g. . turning back to the us for more granular view of the problem the pew research center noted late last year that the so-called great recession of two thousand and seven to two thousand and nine further exacerbated inequality by race gender and income as one of most trusted analyst of demographics polling and policy in the united states using figures from the federal reserve they found that among americans poor and middle class the gap between white households wealth and black and hispanic households increased in the wake of the great recession and twenty sixteen white households in these brackets had four times the wealth of comparable african-american families and three times the wealth of hispanic households interestingly pew did find that among lower income households white families lost more wealth than their african-american and hispanic peers. reports about the poor are unfortunately not a new thing over the years we've seen a steady flow of papers studies and reports abou

on points with them by beating burnley three one. italian league leaders eventis will be kicking off against roma shortly looking to reestablish their eight point lead at the top of syria earlier second place napoli did their part to keep the pressure on beyond got the only goal as they beat spall it's a fourth when in a row for enough money they'll be hoping for wave eight to drop points however the champions have not lost a league game all season. now a video of a high school wrestler who was forced by referee to cut off his dreadlocks in order to be able to compete has been causing outrage on social media here's the clip which has been viewed over ten million times on twitter already it shows ender johnson a boy in a high school in new jersey having his stride locks forcibly cut before a match rules state natural hair that is non-abrasive is allowed if it's contained under a hair covered johnson was only given the option of a haircut or a forfeit by referee alan maloney he's now beans been suspended until the incident is fully inv

what is so amazing as we have eve,tonight, on christmas one out of every four people on listenearth tunedfrank bormanr, and jim level as they reads, genesis. in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth. their broadcast reached not just tenst all of america, but of millions of people behind the iron curtain where christmas was illegal. and they reached them with a christmas message. and amazing tool of national power. soft power. we can change the perception of people all around the world with space exploration and discovery and science. in the what nasa did christmas of 1968. in a few minutes, i'm going to introduce one of my heroes, captain jim level. so, i want to talk about why tonight is important. we are remembering the apollo era of the 1960's and 1970's. at tonightlooking and thinking about the future. what are we doing next? policy says we are going back to the moon. i want to be clear, we are going forward to the moon. we are doing it in a way that has never been done before. this time when we go, we are going to stay. this is not about leaving flags. we are going to g

just give us clarity on what's going on right now on the senate floor. this is not the final vote about the continuing resolution. that is procedural vote to then move on to the actual vote an we don't expect that actual vote to pass. is that correct? >> ali, you are absolutely right. that is vote to put the house passed continuing resolution on the floor of the senate. it would then be for an up or down vote on the senate floor and could require as much as 60 votes. there is not the support in the united states senate to pass what the house sent over to us. we in the senate reached out already and agreed on two different courses that we're willing to support. one clean continuing resolution and what we sent over to the house. the others is our committee worked on a full-year appropriation in a bipartisan manner. what we're not willing to do is just yield to the president on a wall that makes no sense at all that there really is not the support in congress to pass. so let's work together, keep government open. if we have a shutdown, taxpayers lose. the -

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he's the only one that knows what is going on. they put him in charge and send him in at the head of attack in the largest and bloodiest battle we will be involved in. he is not a combat commander. but he is determined he will do an absolutely phenomenal job. on the first day when they attack and they go over, whittlesey does a great job. as a matter of fact, he outruns everybody else. he's in the front lines with a wire cutter come a chopping his way through the wire -- wire cutter, chopping his way through the wire. he's moving so fast ahead of everybody else, his adjutant in the headquarters company stops the advance. whittlesey wanders forward until he realizes he's alone. he turns around and comes back. he yells, lieutenant, it is my company. what are you doing? you've got to stay with us, major. but that is the kind of officer he is. he's going to lead from the front. there is, in military terms, a syndrome. it is known as mama hen syndrome. when you do not come up through the ranks, when you do not have the proper training,

on one neighborhood. we should be charging everyone to come downtown and the fees should be used to increase multimodal transit options for all of our residents to be able to bike and to take muni. we know that congestion is increasing over the last five years throughout the city of san francisco and we must do more to get people out of their cars, if we're going to achieve our carbon neutral goals here in san francisco and throughout the state of california. treasure island should not be the only neighborhood where robu robu robu robust mobility management. i look forward to seeing this go forward in the coming years. i know the state senate is considering a bill introduced by senator scott weiner on a congestion mobility pricing plan for the entire city of san francisco, which is what i really, truly believe in and look forward to see get implemented after my time on the board. colleagues, thank you, again, for your service and i wish staff and families a happy, relaxing holiday. before we do all of tha

i'm one of them but i think. the one that one is real buddy. he'd bought on. one of them one night you should have been there so. put them down i don't want that and couric it was funny as i knew she needed out of community yeah in question whom he could feel that he had to combat the night he made a move on to follow the one that you know enough about him before i don't know. when you'll make this manufacture consent instinctive public will. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the financial merry go round be the one percent. that's not going to ignore middle of the room signals. room the real news is really the world. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. thank you guys for going in hand joining me this is a comedy show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents yes indeed i have new

on economy is dependent on the u.s. dollar the last devaluation of folk of the continent most companies paper is a commodity and it's in u.s. dollars but we cannot raise the price of our books because we will sell even less. argentina has historically had a strong literary culture many here i resprout of authors like. or jorge we who are his as they are of international football stars like. in fact there are more bookstores per person in when a site is meant any other capital in the world. field with a small bookstores like this one that play a crucial role in this cultural life and even though libre. these are offering customers the possibility of financing their purchases it has not been enough the only going recession is forcing many to shut down. in the last two years more than thirty five bookstores have closed or been bought out by larger companies things are in getting any better with book sales dropping just over ten percent so far this year this woman is on the run of this office space has gone up the electrici

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clarity on new provisions in the code, on the acao that went into effect this year has brought into the code, and it would also help to clarify areas where people have had problems with the code. they haven't understood it or also with the regs, they haven't understood the regs. some parts have been confusing the these are our recommendations. at this point, they're here for informational purposes, if you have questions, if you have feedback, but at this point, there's no action necessary. we plan to, subject to feedback that we hear today and between today and the next meeting, we plan to draft these into actual reg language and then put them before you at the next meeting for consideration, but at this point, it's just for discussion purposes, so glad to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, mr. ford. one question that i had as you noted in your remarks just now, the amendments were updated to conform with code changes. if you come back next month, i had like to ask if you can make a recommendation as to how we can continue to do this so the regs don't fall out of sync,

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on trend. and that's all for kino special on fifty years of two thousand and one a space odyssey if you like the geek out on cooper acar website with lots of trivia about the film and if you can't make it to frankfurt for the exam but next year it's going on tour to london but for now i'm here with al harrington and we just like to say took a by open the pod bay doors hal i'm sorry. i'm afraid i can't do that. the for the for. the lower. parts of the. planet. the men. are not complete. tomorrow's musicians today. the world's best sephardic using the stars nature to live. their lives for twenty two jump your classic festival. to live the sound of the future. on d w. he was a prolific. and us citizen of the world. peter paul rubens one of the most influential painters of his time. a revered artist who changed the course of history. by european lines. in the forty five minute. drive. germany which. any time any place. names video. they have at the back of the squad play songs to sing along to down

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behind bars for years awaiting trial one on one east philippines locked up on al-jazeera. i am from a ok family could be and here in the stream is there a solution to gun violence in the united states we talked to members of a nonprofit organization the police it has and we want to hear your thoughts tweet us or leave your comments in the live you tube chat and you too could be in the stream. i'm shakhtar bizarro i rate the award winning prison diaries and you are in the stream. this year the u.s. city of chicago has been the scene of nearly two thousand eight hundred shootings a statistic that stands as a sobering reminder of a cycle of violence that shows no signs of stopping but organizes old green trees subscribe to the belief that nothing stops a booklet like a job and say to end the cycle of violence you must eradicate the forces that diminish the humanity of young people. write down all of. them probably nobody wants. this is why the program is so important because this is the way we turn a citizen look at the levitating when do not know don't nobody want to and wan

especially from the culture department and so on one of. those people who can come out and then you know be the voice that we are and then the likes of muscle and the ads needs to be supported because it's very much important the culture plays quite a lot of important role and music in the society so that needs to be supported. like education and then health you know dude you cannot separate that and you know but this is the problem is that europe we're facing whereby there are just getting you know laws. support and everything one of us so we need to see more support happening in that regard one of the songs that you play on tour and that people love africa. you're going to play that for us at the end of our show but can you explain what it's about what is the sentiment behind south africa well listen to men. in say africa it's a more of it time to bring in the concept and the philosophy of. i knew you were going to say that which is. the the philosophy that we share you know all of us in the in africa from cape to cairo everywhere we sing

oh, pick one, pick one, pick one. [ laughter ] okay. picked one. show it to everyone, but not you.ght you were showing me how strong you are. yes. >> okay. and i put the rest of it back in the deck? on top of the deck. oh, i hold it? god, i feel like i'm speaking asl again. [ laughter ] okay. [ audience gasps ] oh, my god. if that comes out of where i think it is -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. his -- his mouth, is that what you're thinking? no, david don't. >> i'm having a -- >> jimmy: david. no, no, no. dude, just -- [ audience gasps ] yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. oh, my god. [ laughter ] okay. tariq, you want to do this? here, you do this, man. >> it's like surgery. don't cut his -- that's his lip. >> jimmy: tariq. >> tariq: okay. okay. okay. [ yelling ] [ audience gasps ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: man. [ audience gasps ] >> jimmy, you must open it for us to see. >> jimmy: okay. [ yelling ] >> no way. [ screams and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] this is unbelievable. unbelievable. [ applause ] >> can i have a drink of water? thank you. >> questlove: oh, w

on to.northern greece some twenty five kilometers from macedonia a small group forge ahead of the first hurdle crossing the border. holding in common with as in the end of a little gun a month or. the. wall in the dark. if. they use railway tracks and their g.p.s. phones for a guide to. reaching the border crossing in the dead of night. breaks revealing the beautiful countryside. in the darkness the group had made it into macedonia. now they set off north again towards the serbian border. and then she'd been. how many on a bottle. but it does he want to. as the refugee crisis escalated that summer politicians in the balkans and the rest of europe was slow to appreciate its sheer scale. tens of thousands of people were left without cat for assistance.

what he one on, but they also campaign for several cycles and one on several cycles promising to repeal and replace obamacare. it has been a season of a generation of republicans lying to people to get their vote and donations. this is republican leadership, decisions, there's a lot of republicans who want to change that, absolutely, but this is no different. donald trump is a man of action. he is a man who has an idea and expected to be implanted. that's what we have to expect at this point. >> have to leave it there for now but we will come back to this a lot because got to keep the pressure on. quick word on something exciting to check out. tomorrow i'll be hosting my first episode of deep dive on fox nation at 12 noon. our topic this week will be china. i love the way president trump has china. i have the world top tiny expert but to see it you have to sign up to fox nation@fox nation.com. coming up here tonight, president trump criminal justice reform bill will pass the senate with flying colors so why is mitch mcconnell holding a hostage? the detailed, coming up next. and last yea

global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter. than 27 hundred journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. this bail hearing of the huawei cfo, it continues to escalate. rishaad: ambassadors in protest calling the detention unreasonable and vile. our asian manager is with us, what have we learned at the moment? it seems like this is a furious response out of beijing. the language is tough. we saw a tough statement out of the embassy in canada. they pulled in the ambassadors. this is a standard response in this kind of scenario. it we are watching out for is where does this thing go next. do they link this with the trade talks? do the trade talks all ahead? clock is ticking before these tariffs are set to go up again, unless it gets extended. does china take other retaliatory measures? rishaad: it could be an american businessman being arrested in china for whatever reason? dan: that is right if we see this escalation, that will be a serious hit to the market. it will show us where the direction of trade talks is

trump capitulates on funds, but not on fence.rump has offered to come down on the demand, that he would has less moneyt and put limits on the type of offense that can be constructed. between the $1.3 million and the $5 billion. it must be spent on a steal slatted fence that would rule out any of the concrete prototypes the president tested last year. the times writes the willingness to accept less money may not be as important as the signal that he will accept fencing instead of something called a wall. thehided those that equated two and said only a wall would work. despite the movement, there was a sense in washington that the partial government shutdown could extend for some time, though it was not clear how much of it could be felt. they point out much of the government would be funded because congress funded defense through december. 100 20,000 employees are required to show up as essential 120,000 leaving -- employees are required to show up as essential workers, leaving 380,000 or about 18% on furlough. with the shutdown h

>> on one hand, i have been in this business a long time.hat's a prudent move and he needs to be doing that. but what he really ought to be doing is having a behind the woodshed meeting with team powell because they're the ones that are out of control as far as i'm concerned. i think the president is right to be angry. i'm not sophisticated enough to say that's right for the government, but again, the fed has lurched from one crisis to the next and that's the dangerous point, because traders are always forward-looking. they can't make a decision if they don't know what to decide next. david: great stuff. thank you very much. happy holidays to you. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. david: after the fed raising interest rates a quarter point, let's look ahead to how rates could change next year. come in, brian domitrovic, senior fellow at the center for supply side economics. what a great center. good to see you. talk about the fed first of all. i don't know if you heard keith but of course, they have been getting a lot of grief from a lot

how much can we figure out on that one, byron? >> hard to figure much out on that one.018 early this year with people at the white house. we don't know who they are or what the contact was about. we do know that the mueller office is pretty mad at paul manafort and they accused him of continuing to lie about his business dealings in ukraine. remember, that was the heart of the tax evasion and fraud case against manafort in which manafort was convicted on several counts. so this is something that continuing fight between manafort and the special counsel's office but not necessarily about any allegations of collusion between the trump campaign and russia in 2016. >> bill: there is a lot to digest. appreciate you doing it for us. thank you, byron. nice to see you. >> sandra: meanwhile fired f.b.i. director james comey said he either did not know, did not remember, or could not recall answers to questions from house republicans more than 200 times on friday. florida congressman matt gaetz was in the room. a powerful snowstorm turns deadly in the northeast. a live report com

they seem to be far apart on this one. haidi: dave, one quick word on the delisting hold.now any more about that? david: yeah. not going to happen. the japan exchange clarified the status of nissan shares because obviously we have seen these concerns, is it going to be delisted? is it going to be put on a watch list, alert watch list? so according to the japan exchange, what they're doing now is they're asking nissan to provide more information because there isn't any clarity at this point in time whether or not nissan violated exchange rules. so, no. don't be worried about that anytime soon. it's not actively under a review at this point in time. shery: david ingles in tokyo. thank you so much. stay with us for a special "daybreak australia." we'll be discussing china, u.s. trade tensions, where we go from here. not to mention the market selloff we're seeing globally, including the u.s. and the latest volatility, haidi. haidi: yeah. the selloff that's tracking through to asia. we're taking a look at trading in new zealand. we're getting an indication sidney will probably