within two weeks, the demonstrations had exploded across the country attracting overi million peoplereets. the sleeping brazilian giant had most definitely woken up. now the focus of the protests moved onto the hated national politicians at the congress buildings in the capital brasilia. translation continues: singing. cheering. unfortunately, there was another big problem looming for brazil. building stadiums for the 2014 world cup was proving to be ruinously expensive. fifa was demanding extremely high standards and brazilians were starting to ask why their public services couldn't also be fifa—standard. gunshots. in february, the death of a tv cameraman during a protest about the cost of the world cup brought brazil's crisis to the world's attention. dilma believed that the press could only find faults in everything she did. translation continues: police sirens. brazil's problems though went far deeper than the street protests. for many years, the country had been plagued by endemic corruption. there had been a long—standing police investigation into money laundering. in 2014, thi

one member of allen and overy told me what is behind the move.of factors. i think trade wars have certainly played into that. we identified probably three main reasons. one is really the chinese foreign exchange control, whereby the chinese government has banned a list of industries for the chinese investors to invest in, including real estate, hospitality, entertainment and sports, and that has quite a significant impact on the deal flow into the united states. and then, secondly, there is the domestic deleverage. and, thirdly, the us review which is supposed to address national security concerns for the united states. and many deals were blocked in 2018 by that review and this report is estimated at 8 billion us dollars. are these concerns in your view justified? dollars. are these concerns in your viewjustified? i think every country is free to define their own national security issues, however with the blurring of the economic competition and political competition, sometimes it's really difficult to tell whether it has crossed a line to block

and it's overy 9:00 a.m. on sunday. rou might not see any flakes out there in the m area. i'm not seeing any snow in the forecast for the southern zones. this is an all rain event for you beginning between about 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. er by noonn sunday. everybody could see around an inch of rain. that could lead to minor floodi saturday night. in our western zone, this event arrives tomorrow b about 10:00 and 1:00 a.m. as snow, freezing rai and rain. in our western zone i can't rule out a period ofin fre around in the afternoon hours tomorrow. up to a quarter of inch is possible. temperatures warm overn sht saturday it's all rain by 9:00 p.m. saturday in our western zone. the biggest concern for dangerous travel is in our mountain zone as we track snow, sleet and freezing rain movin in between 7:00 and 11:00 a.m. saturday. so in the mountns ifou can tomorrow, you want to avoid travel. leon, check this out, wind chill temperatures sunday only in the teens. as we mye into mon morning out there, 7:00 a.m. we'll have wind chill temperatures below zero, especially north

muskin now has overi million followers on its online shopping channel and believes they are one of thest brand shoppers think of when looking for chinese designers. do you think your father now understands that the new generation is different, that the world has changed? translation: yes. he has to admit that. back at the taobao festival other millennial entrepreneurs are following in kate's wake. also trying to create a whole host of new businesses. some quirky, some distinctly retro and some, a bit more high—tech. so as entrepreneurs demonstated their weird, musical and inventive products i went to see a man about a dog with a difference. wang xingxing is a millennial entrepreneur selling robotic dogs. they are very impressive but i'm not sure one does with them. translation: the robot dog is quite a new piece of hardware. it is mainly sold to specialised clients like higher education and science companies. and it is called ligago. ligago, come here. ligago. ligago! ok, good. come to me. i think it's more me as an instructor than the machine not doing well. very good. stop, stop, tha

i could notjustify the overi nflated an iphone.and continued slowing down and the inability to replace the battery. good evening. a hop, skip and jump into the new year and we have some classic evening conditions are there at moment. sam frost and the potential for freezing fog and if that happens, it could be pretty slow to clear away. the cold air is really sitting across eastern europe at the moment, so north sea coast driving in morkel out here that all the time, the milder air sitting out in the atlantic is trying to squeeze in. and right across the uk is this area of pressure. the wind is circulating around the high, it will a lwa ys circulating around the high, it will always drive in morkel out close to the coast. further inland, that is where we are likely to see the best of the brakes but that means with clear skies overnight, we're going to see temperatures fall in. first thing this morning, you can see the blue hue, which means temperatures below freezing sitting across scotland, down to the spine of the country and out

what have we had, what, 330,000 read tweets and overi million likes, if not a bit more than that.ink has really captured people?‘ this mean in particular you think has really captured people? a lot of it comes down to how simple it is because it doesn't really rely on having to understand another language or another culture, because yourfamily isa language or another culture, because your family is a concept that eve ryo ne your family is a concept that everyone around the world understands and i guess looking at other people's families can remind you of your own family and your own connections with them and it really struck a chord with a lot of people. it's that universal appeal because we are looking, we didn'tjust introduced their own parents and other generations but they also did activities and skits and sketches which arejust activities and skits and sketches which are just adorable, to see them all involved. is it that really that makes people smile, do you think, which is why so many people thought, oh, we love this. i think so, it is really cute and it puts a smile on pe

s&p 500 moderating boeing. 7%,overy down more than dragging on the s&p 500.daq holding up pretty well today, up 9/10 of 1%. this is bloomberg. guy: 30 minutes left in the trading day of europe -- in your. vonnie: this the european close on bloomberg markets. guy: let's turn to the european markets. one stock standing out. giant wirecard. it was down nearly any percent. this is on an ft report, which the company in germany has come out and strongly rebutted, putting out a firm statement to bloomberg news over the last half-hour, making it clear does not believe in anything the ft has been ready. move to the big downside. this is a company that replaced thomas bank in the dax. let's see some of the other assets in europe. we have a ftse 100 benefiting from oil stocks trading

we are sincere in our desire to do the best overial. we have to think about people, really, it is a problem. we can't control what happens at night around the building. i also would like to say that we do have -- we have the resources to be able to consider certainly doing some joint work, and we'd be happy to meet with miss asbury's group. i would be very interested in discussing that. i would point out, we do a lot of greening, we do a lot of landscaping in the city. we were involved not long ago, a major project at the presidio branch where under no other direction but our own initiative, we installed rain garden feature that will put the water back into the irrigation and into the ground. we had a major, almost $1 million work order with rec and park, and i miself-hayself hav founding member of the city's green building task force. not all specifically on urban forest, but certainly urban forest is a component. so i just want to try to reassure the public about my commitment to working with them and to keeping our forest as green as

aisle he reached over to shake hands of somebody, and he fell his braces unlocked and speech scrawl overis the floor and he said to secret service get me together again they put his braces on they get him up on podium and delivers great rendezvous but not a word said in the press next day he fallen but gave word to the speech when i think about where we've come since thenn when president bush sick in japan when president ford falls down a plane step we can't the wait to find them in those embarrassing situations. it was a coat of honor as i said and new photographer came along trying to take a picture of them or older one knock the camera out it was a dignity to the presidency you wished that he didn't feel heon had to do that andd hope nowadays that he could be ay paraplegic still be franklin roosevelt that he was but he made a decision that was not possible. and if he said that and his political instincts are better thran mine looking back then i believe him. butth there was a sense that the was a way of treating people with dignity in the way that press handled politicians thati wish we

overis what is hanging japan.this probably resonates with policymakers across japan and investors as well. fiscal citing greater support. people are so concerned. hikes have, the slowed down japan's economy, but this year, this program designed specifically to make sure it does not hit particularly younger people too hard. the abe cabinet voted a record 20.et for that wall top ¥100 trillion for the first time ever. in effect, there are many who have been arguing for some time that fiscal stimulus is what is needed even though japan has a large debt to gdp ratio. goodness for now. cap -- good news for now. paul: definitely encouraging. but that does not sound strong enough to help the bank of japan hit that inflation target anytime soon. what is expected at the meeting? kathleen: the bank of japan has this two-sided policy. this happens so often, doesn't it? they would like to start at least signaling we want to get out of this extreme stimulus. we know it makes it tougher on banks. we are concerned about the long-

overy corbyn is said to go a speech today that is expected to call for a general election if theresae. jim o'neill of chatham house is still with us, and lord digby m jones is with us as well. mr. jones, you voted for brexit. do you feel the people of britain have been cheated? lord jones: by do. -- i do. i am quite happy with things like immigration and taking quite a few rules from brussels. --t i would love to do is ive a reformed europe, so feel that the political class of the country, be it story, labor, liberal, government, nongovernment, have met the people down. jim: with you back her bill? on onenes: i would vote exception which is possible to achieve change. i think the deal is a good deal. take it from brussels, what we delighted that we have sovereignty on our borders. i want my government to run it. francine: so the parliament and government delivered? lord jones: with one exception. on the backstop, you can't say that europe has a right to say yes or no to others coming out of the e.u.. i don't care what anyone says, the french will say, i will let you.o if give me the

but it's that the independents, the democrats are overhe'l overy saying what is this about.e, a barrier. maria: right now. >> right now. all he's saying, let's get 230 miles in the places where all these illegals are coming. if we agree -- >> all these illegals. >> 2,000 a day. >> we're at a 20 year low. >> 2,000 a day. these are facts. >we're at.>> we're at a 20 yearn terms of border crossings. >> that's not right. >> the president likes to talk about drones, et cetera. maria: what about the divide going on in the democratic party, the freshman new york congresswoman, alexandria ocasio-cortez, breaking c-span's record for the most views of an online video, 1.2 million viewers in 12 hours. uke objecting haocasio-cortez hs about the shutdown. >> the truth of the shutdown is that it's actually not about a wall. the truth is, this shutdown is about the erosion of american democracy. and the subversion of our most basic governmental norms. maria: how do you get there? >> well, first let me just say, she is a social media phenomenon. maria: she is. >> people are watching her. i t