we have ozzie bonds slipping ahead of the australian data for treasuries, steepened overnight. checking in on the offshore yuan is well, study after halting a two-day klein, strengthening past its hundred-day moving averages the dollar fell for a fourth straight session and nikkei futures closed 1% higher this as we wait for japan to potentially reveal details around its fiscal spending plan. with markets seesawing around trade lines, asian stocks set to close after an low. shery: coming up, an exclusive interview. 's in studio with me. you have elizabeth warren coming up. joe: so much to talk about with the candidate. questions about her wealth tax continue to be of a lot of interest, but beyond that, trade. a huge topic, especially i would say for our viewers. it has just not gotten a ton of attention, i would say, in the democratic primary, in the democratic race, so very interested in getting her thoughts on that as well. meanwhile, a lot of interesting discussion about philosophical differences between warren and some of the other front runner candidates, so there really s

all made sure ozzy fled his native tiran when he was just 14 years old during the iran iraq war he ended up in germany and with like minded musicians founded a band which sounds like something between the classic funk of james brown and the modern electronics of punk then there's a smidgen of what you could be turned into galactic created by his very own instrument which he calls free. coming from. the we've got an expression and persia what comes from the heart goes to the heart that's the reaction i get from people our music isn't just entertainment it's from the heart and it reaches people's hearts to. know. high tech global fund. domestic peace and love. came to germany in the mid 1980 s. during the iran iraq war. it was a time when a lot of families were trying to get their kids out of the country. because war is only cool when you see it in the movies it's not fun. then if someday there's nothing left of it makes life worth living there's still enough music you can listen to to stay alive that's what i thought when i was 14. i made sure out he made it through his difficult period a

i made sure ozzy made it through his difficult period and went on to study electronic composition. i've always wanted to play an instrument really well that's why i built an instrument why would such a player in the world. what looks like a space a guitar is a kind of mix in console the control sounds and visual effects electronically this is true this is free here you've got different ways just play with chord and mix sounds absolutely. astounding the slick then i can overlay that with effects. one indian woman and when i'm playing on stage and i think i've had a really good groove that i can push this. on and record it on a. little free just the smallest piece here on the planet the biggest. case i'm a trekkie head so not a collective being with musicians from all over the well stage in costume design dances figure out and photography. and when i was someone i realize that hardly anyone who's come here from another corner of the world did so terribly. you think people emigrate just because they enjoy it. now. most of them are actually in exile and that's how we came up with our n

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[laughter] ♪ announcer: with artists like alice cooper, ac/dc, metallica, heart, and ozzy osbourne, the for us to choose from then, teachers, mothers, nurses, or waitresses. ann: i got a chance to sing, to find my voice on stage, and i took it. ♪ heart: ♪ you'd have me down, down down, down on my knees now wouldn't ya, barracuda? ♪ >> ♪ girl, i want to be with you all of the time, all day and all of the night ♪ >> the first thing anybody learns on a guitar, the riff that has actually been banned from being played in music stores, to preserve the sanity of the staff. deep purple: ♪ smoke on the water ♪ ♪ >> being a little competitive, i also noticed that jackson drew an enormous amount of good-looking women. [laughter] great-looking women. you see, what most people don't realize, and for me, this was a big part of jackson's rock 'n roll credentials, is that jackson browne was a bona fide rock 'n roll sex star. jackson: ♪ running low >> ♪ running on empty jackson: ♪ running low >> ♪ running dry jackson: ♪ running low >> ♪ running until the sun goes running behind ♪ announcer: jackson brow

that is her dog, a ear- old ozzie fishep-yherdve mix st saturday morning outside a san francisco grocery store. surveillance video shows a man approached the dog, untied the leash and took him away. since then, emily talermo has printed thousands of flyers, set up an instagram page and a tender profile to help find the dog. she's also offering a $7000 cash reward. >>> tonight, steph curry is trending for the wrong reason. nude photos he claims are fake are circulating on social media. andria borba on how the currys are responding to the photo. >> reporter: it is not often when you open twitter in the morning they were instantly caused to blush when you see something trending. but that was the case this morning. the currys however say that just isn't theirs. steph curry wasn't trending on twitter this morning for his shot for his injury, but for something typically covered by his uniform. >> i hope he was going back for some weird reason, but i quickly realized that wasn't the case. that little and then i stopped google searching. >> reporter: was an early announcement about the early ret

that's it for meanest ozzy attack him but i'll hand you ever to marry him ozzy will have more of ourday's news from our london new center stay with us and i was there. with one of the highest murder rates in the world is the main challenge i want to central america smallest countries is gang related violence you are a country that's not technically a war but you have levels of qualls that look like country as. the president of el salvador. talks to how does iraq it's a tough time for the afghan security forces taliban attacks have increased their suffering heavy casualties and the prospect of a withdrawal of u.s. forces hangs over them yet young men are still joining up some for reasons for others is the only way to get a job despite the risks midway's karimi was an army bomb disposal engineer in helmand province he knew the risks he was blinded in both eyes and lost a leg when a roadside device exploded as you try to defuse it always aware of the danger of seeing friends wounded while working on mines i wasn't scared to lose an arm or a leg is to sacrifice we have to like to serve t

good morning from december the 26 month welcome to world news from ozzie and. main headline.

fruit and vegetable sailor loan - - seller his was a 19 fifties american comedy with the adventures of ozzie and harriet he was at the swap meets the tv time paid off i spoke english and they hired me for four dollars a day i said you speak korean with the knowledge of the secondhand market and then he loved cocaine in the shoe business. the compensation he offered his father his house my father didn't want his house so he gave us all his shoes that was a start. he pulls up the truck to the storage facility opens the window and punches the code the gate opens and drives up to a unit like the other locations this is largely devoted to overflow from american homes but it differs that everybody rents or uses it to store the stuff that they buy. and that is a good thing and then the secondhand traders are becoming more professional. 1991 swap meets were a joke they thought we were like carnies. now everybody does it. the sensitivity to contraband. with those use goods we went clean and what we do is not legal. shoe guy into the confines the largest swap meet in parks on the open gravol patch wit

ozzie shares extending the tumble we saw since tuesday which was the worst session.bonds on the other hand recovering from the drop we saw on tuesday with the 10 year yield falling as much as 11 basis points. this as we wait on the third-quarter gdp report from australia. goldman revising its estimate toher to 1.8% year on year reflect stronger data on the external and public sector. check in on the yen this morning. the yen hold and steady after a two day upward bias very much intact. the offshore yuan is eyeing 7.07 after the 100 a moving average picking up on trade worries. the s&p edging higher come up 1/10 of 1% after the benchmark has a three-day drop. perhaps some steadiness coming. shery: the nato summit formerly kicks off later wednesday with president trump appearing to adopt a more amicable stance after something of a fractured lead up. as the alliance marks 70 years, leaders are meeting to discuss the future. joe joseph from washington. really a lot of divergence when it comes to views about nato. how bad was it? joe: it was a bit of a turnabout for presi

. >> reporter: financial analyst dan ozzy says lebanon needs to learn to live within its means.rently imports almost everything, from food and medicine to high-end items, and produces very little. >> one of the things i suggested is big tariffs on things like v-8, v-6 cars. if you go to paris you don't see range rovers. if we cut down by making them very expensive, we have 350,000 domestic helpers in our houses. how about we start doing our own dishes? >> reporter: some are already starting to leave. at the philippine embassy, hundreds of domestic workers are applying for government financed flights back home. employers are paying in the devalued lida which they can't wire home to families without a major loss. . >> i am getting one-fourth of what i used to get before due to bank problems. stkpr winter discontent is going to be a stormy one. ben wedeman, cnn, beirut. >>> we are also hearing the lebanese president is supposed to hold parliamentary consultations monday to choose a new prime minister. there is speculation that the prime minister could be named again to lead the gov

ozzy was convicted in april of 2018 on 3 counts of aggravated indecent assault against constand he is to 10 year maximum sentence ata maximum security facility outside of phadelphia. and gives a passenger a shout out and it turned a viral on social media will explain aft t break. z3nyaz z1ncz >>it's a it's just of longo i a j lo fan and he writes from elle magazine about culture but he's definitely not a backup dancefor j lo. but he was on a fght need tweeted out to jetblue employees on his jet blue flight he can tell you chky encourage the. the rline to try to get people to tch the movie hustlers to celebrate j lo's goen globe nomination for st performance by an actor as well that we did end up catching the attention of the plane's pilot and in an in-flight announce r the pilot told passengers to go check out the film so that is just of longest area enjoying the little momentj lo noticed all of this she saw the tweet and what had hapned. j lo responded by sayin amazing. thank you you could be mybackup dancer. a day thank you for the support. >>well, it's for a and jaile hot right now

susan del percio, a republican strategist and msnbc political analyst as well as a columnist for ozzieedia. fi philippe, you know what goes into campaigning, how iowa prides itself as the first caucus on the counter. politico says the surge is real, klobuchar makes late push in iowa. in some ways she'd like to say i'm in a unique place among the candidates. i'm a midwestern senator. you heard her pushing that midwestern nice in the sound that maura played for us. she did have, by most measures a strong debate performance. is she somebody that could surprise? how do you see the start of this race? we're finally only five weeks away? >> what's good for her is it's not tough for her to surprise someone. no one is expecting her to come in first or second or even third. she'd have a strong fourth place finish and people might say, well, she's on the rise. she has had great debate performances including in the last debate. those have not trance first into anything tangible. she has been very consistent. she's never had a problem making the debate either on financial or polling basis. pete bu

. >> joining us now, ozzie pabara, a reporter from "the new york times," why is this notable? >> it shows there's no middle any more. we've seen this time and time again, any arena that he steps into becomes polarized. remember a time where people used to watch football and root for a team rather than whether or not players should be standing or kneeling? places where people have gone to historically sometimes as a respite or just as a place where politics wasn't at the forefront have become places where people express their politics. and this magazine, in their editorial has said that they've held their tongue and have not made politics the forefront of what they've spoken about. with their readers, and when they came out with this editorial, they didn't defend democrats and they didn't dismiss some of the political accomplishments of the president. what they said was in exchange for what he has delivered for his followers, there is a cost. and that cost is going to be something that they, the magazine no longer feels is going to be helpful or beneficial to people in the long

[laughter] ♪ announcer: with artists like alice cooper, ac/dc, metallica, heart, and ozzy osbourne, theve me down, down, down, down ♪ ♪ down on my knees ♪ now, wouldn't ya, barracuda? ♪ >> ♪ girl i want to be with you ♪ >> the first thing anybody learns on a guitar, the riff that has actually been banned from being played in music stores to preserve the sanity of the staff. >> ♪ smoke on the water ♪ >> being a little competitive, i also noticed that jackson drew an enormous amount of good-looking women. >> [laughter] >> great-looking women. you see, what most people don't realize, and for me, this was a part of jackson's rock 'n roll credentials, is that jackson browne was a bona fide rock 'n roll sex god. >> ♪ running low >> ♪ running on empty >> ♪ running low >> ♪ running dry >> ♪ running low announcer: jackson browne, cat stevens, paul simon, james taylor, plus so many more great singer-songwriters have performed for the rock hall. >> ♪ i was out on the edge of darkness ♪ ♪ there rides the peace train ♪ peace train, come take me home again ♪ >> ♪ well, i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i don't know

[laughter] ♪ >> with artists like alice cooper, ac/dc, metallica, heart, and ozzy osbourne, the rocke sanity of the staff. >> ♪ smoke on the water ♪ >> being a little competitive, i also noticed that jackson drew an enormous amount of good-looking women. [laughter] great-looking women. you see, what most people don't realize, and for me, this was a big part of jackson's rock 'n roll credentials, is that jackson browne was a bona fide rock 'n roll sex star. >> ♪ running low >> ♪ running on empty >> ♪ running low >> ♪ running dry >> ♪ running low >> ♪ running until the sun goes running behind ♪ >> jackson browne, cat stevens, paul simon, james taylor, plus so many more of our great singer-songwriters have performed for the rock hall. >> ♪ i was out on the edge of darkness there rides a peace train peace train, take this country come take me home again ♪ >> ♪ well, i'm on my way i don't know where i am going i'm on my way now taking my time i don't know where goodbye to rosie, the queen of corona see you, me, and julio down by the schoolyard ♪ >> ♪ oh mexico sounds so simple, i just got

i used to make the joke all the time in "ozzy and harriet," what did he do for a living?e life and work life. >> oh, is that the comedy spot? >> no, bubble head, this is the comedy spot. >> no, this is the comedy spot. >> rob. >> buddy. >> sally. >> mel. >> rob. >> sally. >> buddy. >> it's your turn. say rob. >> rob? >> beautiful. >> oh, wonderful. >> somebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies weren't very good. they didn't mirror life. i asked myself, what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? well, i worked as an actor and a writer on a variety show and i write about what happens at home. at home, i talk about what goes on at the office. >> are you doing this because you're afraid of alan? >> no, i'm doing it because i respect alan brady. a man of his caliber has great firing power. >> it's a hybrid of family life, work life. and you cared about them like a family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. >> afternoon everybody. >> norm! >> hey mr. peterson, the

of the 2nd test against new zealand in melbourne the tourists closing day 244 for 2 replies of the ozzies 467 traverse head with a century. to the n.b.a. we look at on tritch stole the show for the dallas mavericks in a texas showdown gunships returned to the lineup after missing full games because of an ankle injury and he did it in style scoring $24.00 points for the mabs he finished with tame rebounds and 8 assists and i just missed adding to the n.b.a. leading total of a triple doubles the san antonio spurs relatives for 13 points but it wasn't enough dallas taking this 110296. as the usual jazz on a mitchell school 35 points and joe ingles at a 26 in a game against the portland trailblazers damian lillard scored a team high 34 points but fell short altogether the jazz lingus one. italian skier dominic paris secured a piece of woolco history on friday won the men's downhill title for a 3rd successive year at the cool soon bormio in front of his home fence panels took his 1st world cup title of the season switzerland's belt for ways were sickened and remains top of the oval stand. i'll

brother to brother and it's clear even though there are still some living brothers or signs of up to ozzy'st has been decided that samana will be the last of that generation. the next generation there are a lot of princes there and a lot of them had a great deal of control and in certain segments of the economy and and of saudi society and there always been kind of a balancing act that went on between these different segments of the royal family there been a lot of tensions produced basically traditionally in saudi arabia and again gulf arab societies general lady. of the king or the or the i mean here the leader has the same responsibilities as the sheriff in a tribe there's really 2 responsibilities one is to. ensure that decisions are taken by consensus after consultation he proclaims a consensus does not. make a decision then impose it 2nd responsibility is to ensure that the less fortunate the poor share of the wealth so it's a the government or the this case the leader must distribute columns charity to the needy the saudi state is built on these principles the 1st one has been that t

were 263 for 3 at stumps but over in perth australia are playing new zealand having won the toss the ozziescame in to bat marnus shane and steve smith are unbeaten having made a century stand australia are now 185 for 2. quire leonard is back in toronto for the 1st time since winning the n.b.a. championship with his former team he was honored before the game receiving his championship ring leonard left the raptors after leading them to their 1st n.b.a. title he even joined the l.a. clippers in july on a $103000000.00 contract he had a mixed response from fans as his new team 18112292 leonard scoring 23 of those points as far as a winning the championship today you know pretty much comes a full circle being able to get the rain again you know see where the hard work and stuff came from but there's more to me that is just a journey better. for me as far as playing. you know for the city to charge to become close with ok more with the clippers with still the city. you know those guys are on the team the players the coaches so have both and i wish them the best 11 time world champion surfer kel

. >> i remember going to ozzie osborne coniter a hundred years ago as well. >>> if you are going to aing, you are going to have pretty easy commute ere. roadways overall look good. even if there are a few more people on the road than we saw yesterday. but this crash is eastbound 80 west of the toll plaza atcarquinez bridge involving a big rig and s vu. blocking one of the middle lanes. that's in the eastbound direction. rest of your drive op the 0 through vallejo and herc lies looks good. owner contracost a county commute highway 4 westbound looking goods. earlier crash opt eastbound 24 at oak hill is cleared out of the way. 880 in oakland. passing the coliseum north and southbound. this their's quite a few cars onroad but no stalls or delays or backups. same story for the bay bring toll plaza light like this all week alove showing this picture at this time of the morning. you can see the gorgeousrise. the beginning of it in the distance beyond the east bay hills and even though it's going to be sunny today, it is going to be cold. it's cold when we were heading into work right? >>> y

the 2nd test against new zealand in melbourne the tourists closing day 244 for 2 in applied to the ozzies 467 traverse haid with a century. to the n.b.a. look at don cheech stole the show for the dallas mavericks in a texas showdown done trichet returned to the lineup of the missing 4 games because of an ankle injury and he did it in some style scoring $24.00 points for the mabs he finished with 10 rebounds and 8 assists and only just missed adding to his n.b.a. leading total of 8 triple doubles the san antonio spurs rallied to school 13 points but it wasn't enough dallas took this 110298. as the user jazz donovan mitchell scored $35.00 points and joe ingles added $26.00 in a game against the portland trailblazers damian lillard scored a team high $34.00 points but fell short all together the jets winning this one. italian skier dominic paris secured a piece of world cup history on friday he won the men's downhill title for a 3rd successive year at the course in bormio in front of his home fans paris took his 1st world cup title of the season switzerland's berry art for us was 2nd and rem

were 263 for 3 at stumps but over in perth australia got a good new zealand having won the toss the ozzies came in to bat marnus love to shane remains unbeaten having made a century australia close 128444 organizers of the tokyo 2020 paralympics are expecting a record attendance is with over 3000000 requests made for tickets so far unlike the olympics a few weeks earlier the paralympic marathons will not be moved north to support road due to the hot conditions athletes were consulted and they said that they wanted these races to take place in tokyo with many marathon fleets also competing in track events during the games a move will be logistically difficult for them to accommodate the martha is also the last event all the whole of talk to 2020 and athletes believe competing on the streets of the city in a free event that anyone can attend is a way of saying thank you for the tremendous support talk to residents have shown the paralympic movement over the last 7 years over in basketball quite leonard is back in toronto for the 1st time since winning the n.b.a. championship with his former

basically, global equities are doing better than ozzie equities, but nevertheless, total returns in theon still remains compelling for the local equity market. shery: great talking to you. thank you. atlas capital cio, george boubouras joining us from melbourne. . is warningrica ceo of the threat of overleveraged loan stress on the global economy. they are watching the market closely for signs of strain. in an exclusive interview, he said the best way to manage the risk is by focusing on debt underwriting. tendher leverage companies to have problems when the world slows down. that is economics 101 or credit underwriting 101. we have to underwrite. mazda is switching production back to japan because of the currency's continued strength. it has the capacity to make one hundred 30,000 cars in thailand. generated record sales and profits this year after a festive shopping period went very well. the ceo told local media that they are growing significantly faster in the fourth quarter than it did in the third. analysts say the companies may generate revenue equivalent for $26 billion this yea

ozzie shares are the clear outlier. with00 off half a percent banks leading the draw.f those laggards is under pressure as it faces shareholder higher today. you had the chairman apologizing. earlier, japan display gaining ground. now, just a little change. paul: thanks very much for that. discuss now that we have the federal reserve out of the way. the next big bank focus will be ecb. christine lagarde heading up her first meeting as president on thursday, grappling with an economy that needs more stimulus. kathleen, how telling will this meeting be on lagarde's thinking and also plans for the ecb? kathleen: i think a lot of people are thinking she will not come out of the gate for force because she is too sappy for that. remember, when she testified, spoke the european parliament when she was getting ready to be approved as the new head of the european central bank, she stressed her role as the head of the imf, a former finance minister of france. she is not an economist. there has been off the record some grumbling that they have a politician headed by an organizati

ozzie yields slightly higher. -- aussie yields slightly higher.old out for more convictions. ggp -- there may be some cautious ahead of tuesday's auction. yen traders are in a wait and see mode. currency near a six-month low. shery: let's talk about one company in japan. the new ceo of nissan beginning his first week. he faces a number of challenges. he will start with a news conference on monday. what can we expect to hear from him? we can expect his main goal will be to set out a plan and leadershipn about at the top of the country, which is under pressure from different directions. they have already set out a plan that includes job cuts. there will probably me some more details about that. the extent of those and perhaps some details about where they will be. we would not expect him to be making major announcements in terms of vehicle lineups. he has just been named. the main goal will be for him to show he is completely in charge and that the company's new direction is one where he will be looked at to provide some confidence that has gone awa

ozzi and i acknowledge the recognition of senator rubio. i yield become the balance of my time as i urge an aye vote. mr. sires: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. smith: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i want to thank the speaker for her very eloquent remarks antennasity in promoting human rights and respect of the rule of law. and in china and where president i is conducting massive crimes against humanity against uighur. i thank brad sherman and ted yoho for their deep and aboyding for the suffering people. i would like to express my pecial thanks to the 128th bipartisan co-sponsors. h.r. 649, comprehensive human rights legislation that i introduced earlier this year th tom swazzy to address the massive crimes against the uighurs. it would require the administration to categorize and report of the abuses by the chinese communist party. each and every day takes specific steps and abuses ems through the and stop the greatest extent and the effort

all made sure ozzy fled his native taran when he was just 14 years old during the iran iraq.