there is a vote to call additional witnesses, do you think it will be as congressman mehta said, a pandora's box of witnesses? >> it requires too much speculation for at least to me. >> i'll agree with that one, too. thank you. >> president trump withheld hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to his strategic partner at war with russia to secure foreign help with his reelection. in other words, to cheat. >> they are asking you not only to overturn the results of the last election, but as i've said before, they are asking you to remove president trump from the ballot in an election that is occurring in approximately nine months. >> the senate impeachment trial of president trump continues today. watch live coverage starting at one p.m. eastern on c-span2, on-demand that c-span.org/impeachment, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> as the senate impeachment trial of president trump continues come watch all of the impeachment process from the intelligence and judiciary committee hearings the house floor debate on the articles, abuse of power and obstruction of congress and reacti

it was a major blow to the islamic republic and it has opened to pandora's box leaving the middle east in uncharted territory and we're very glad to have andrea claudia huffman with us she is a middle east expert from the german weekly magazine focused and she says killing general so the money has harmed u.s. interests in the region and instead helped the iranian regime. so let me begin by asking all of you please to say just very briefly whether you think what we're seeing now also following the speech on wednesday by u.s. president trump is a real hiatus in the saber rattling or a temporary respite let me start with you matthew i think it probably is a real hiatus in terms of the big strikes the big public strikes with you know the u.s. taking out a prominent general and then the iranians responding directly where there was no question about who was responsible that said i would be surprised if we see a suspension on the iranian side of these attacks through proxies in the region which we've seen for years and i expect that will continue in the coming months how do you see it well i

and another is covering the jewelry maker, pandora.nnmarie hordern is focused on ubs and swiss banking. let's come to you first. a rethink in terms of the structural wealth management. >> it comes weeks after we have if qualcomm -- we have him running that unit. they are splitting all of europe into central europe, someone else -- central and eastern. someone else after western and someone will be looking after africa and the middle east. the thinking is they could double what they say is the number of clients in each region but of course with all of this happening, they will have to shed 500 jobs. manus: bad news -- matt: bad news in a lot of ways. joe, what is the story with pandora, the jewelry maker? 12% pandora shares soared after the company said margins for this year will be at the high-end of previous guidance. like for like sales are declining, falling or percent in the last quarter. that is better than the 10% average decline seen over the previous three quarters for pandora. citigroup saying the strong black friday sales see

seen as opening up such a potential pandoras box, that u.s. special forces are reported to have considered and rejected clear opportunities to target him. again even at the height of the u.s. war in iraq. with tens of thousands of american forces in theater in the middle of the hot war. with americans targeted and killed every day but the force bombs and proxies in iraq. u.s. special operators decided not to go after him then. because of bha it might lead to. even at the height of the war. with all the u.s. forces there. in part because he was seen as so important to iran and important to iran's projection of terrorist force around the region no one could game out what an attack on him what a strike on on him would invite from iran in return. that was then. the "new york times" reports tonight it was a u.s. drone that targeted two cars in which he was traveling today as they drove away from the baghdad airport. defense is calling it a defensive strikes. because of planned attack by the iranian government. but bottom line is nobody knows what h

we had a long day, one of the most telling questions was what happens if you open the pandora's box ofitnesses and go into no man's land and this trial could go on for months. people say we've had enough. if you look at what the american people are saying they know the president's not going to be removed, we are voting already and iowa coming on monday, they are concerned about the amount of work not being done in this country because we are not allowed to work on anything else during impeachment according to the constitution so we can't work on lowering the cost of drugs, can't work on the highway bill. i chair the committee that oversees roads, bridges, tunnels, we can't do that, we can't work to help our veterans as long as this drags on the judas time end and i hope we can do that on friday. >> let's play something from one of your colleagues across the aisle, sharon brown. >> my colleagues need to grow some spine in the next 48 hours and vote for witnesses. it comes back to fear, they are fearful this president will campaign against them. >> you have a few this president will turn

opens up a possible pen pandora's box. harmeet, are you o with me, the motion to -- i went back and read the resolution that was passed and agreed to unanimously by daschle and trent lot in 1998. >> i agree with you, laura, and i also agree this is probably a political decision by the fence sitters on the republican side, but it is not the end of the world, because we have tools. in real court, a motion for summary evidence, judgment after evidence, but there are ways to dismiss a defective prosecution, and hopefully we will be able to do that after these people are placated with the initial vote. when we open up witness lists, hopefully it will be reciprocal. >> laura: okay. sol, i don't trust republicans to negotiate a good deal on th this. i love mitch mcconnell, i think he's really smart. you just never know. and these guys aren't trial lawyers. you guys are in court all the time. >> defendants get to call witnesses in trials. the whole idea that only the house managers would get to call witnesses is just a joke. a jok

pandora. >> fake. >> yes, it is fake. >> pandora. >> correct.applause] >> i'm glad we got burkina faso out of the way. baku. >> it is a real place. >> yes it is real. >> baku. >> correct. [applause] >> caucain. >> cocaine? where is that? >> nice try. >> i have a 50% chance of getting right. i will say it is real. >> it is fake. >> it is a fictional land of plenty in medieval myth. cockaigne. well. >> like the folksong the big rock candy mountain, it describes an american hobo's version of cockaigne. >> what origin? >> comes from french to english. they have cigarette trees there, apparently. >> cigarette trees? >> in the big rock candy mountain. >> my dream place. [laughter] old song.n >> ok. i'm familiar with big rock candy mountain. i could certainly spell that instead. that movie was one of my favorites. cockaigne. acane. [bell] >> cockaigne -- [applause] >> it is spelled cockaigne. >> i would like to appeal this on behalf of the representative. how can you have an incorrect spelling of a fictional place? [applause] >> it is only spelled one

>> then it's going to open up pandora box.the republicans call somebody. it will be back and forth. >> neil: i'm told lindsey graham is addressing that very issue right now. >> that is not remotely possible. >> are there 51 votes right now? >> you need to talk to the vote counters. >> you made the point that if it's going to be a lot of witnesses, it will drag out indefinitely. >> i just said if you go down the road of witnesses, is not going to be one, it will be many. you will be ruling on privileges most likely. these witnesses that they are warning now could have been called before they should have been called. you could have litigated privilege in court rather than the senate having decide legal issues. if there is a body of thought that when it comes to deciding privilege, it will be the articles of the court, it will be the court of impeachment and a bunch of senators. i think it is bad for the future of the country. >> he is suggesting -- we talked about this in the green room. there's a lot of legal thought that no fe

. >> we do not generally execute sovereign nations, in part because we know that opens a pandora's boxt may expose american officials to assassination, but also because we know ultimately that might get more americans killed. >> reporter: concerns echoed by senate minority leader chuck schumer. >> we do not need this president either bumbling or impulsively getting us into a major war. >> cbs news has learned that senator lindsey graham, one of the president's closest allies, will urge the president to lay out a path to de-escalation with iran. elaine, graham was here in florida where the president earlier this week insists he wants the president to be seen as strong but ultimately reasonable. >> paula reid, thank you. and iran threatens to retaliate for soleimani's killing, a former commander of the revolutionary guard says israel will be targeted. seth doane is in tel aviv. seth, what is israel doing to prepare? >> israel knows it's a target and they have boosted troop reinforcements on the northern border with syria and lebanon. just across that border are a number of militant group

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but as you mentioned earlier a pandora's box has been opened. we have to see what iran does, if they do hit u.s. assets in the region, what will the american reaction be? and if that is -- that does make a war break out, this is not -- this is going to be very different to something in iraq. this would spread across the entire region because iran is spread across the entire region. >> to that point, that's so important and such a crucial insight in terms of this not -- this being a very, very important figure within the iranian government and power structure but his reach explicitly extending well beyond iran. and what you said about the prospect if you imagine the hypothetical the united states had just assassinated an iranian president or different political figure, it would be soleimani planning the strategic response how it would take its revenge. he obviously can't plan his revenge, but would you expect it to be launched by iran essentially in his style using proxy forces, attacking where enemies or our allies might be perceived as weakest,

. >> that can be a pandora's box for democrats as well.y, some of the names are not in the public conscience. no one knows lev parnas per se. >> right. >> i heard another name, coin ad trump grouppy. i'm not sure of this guy. as the story goes on, the names pop up. john bolton is the big name. no one is sure what he would say. if we get witnesses would be fair to suggest, hunter biden should be fair game because he was topic of conversation? >> kellyanne conway said you open a pandora's box if you call witnesses. you have one witness and does that lead to another witness. the first impeachment in history, 41 witnesses. clinton only three. i wouldn't expect them to go on and on with these witnesses but if you're going to call people you would expect that the president's counsel would want to call hunter biden and others. we'll see what happens there i do think there's a strong argument you should have evidence and witnesses in a trial but the counterargument, they have all this information in papers they can review. a lot will be decided to

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rand paul,r a republican sena who is from kentucky like l,mcconne has been saying that once the pandora's box opens to witnesses being cled like a john bolton, former national security advisor, democrats -- and others democrats may want to call, it block witnesses sidentlicans to trump or his lawyers may want to call as well. laura: is the outcome of the president's trial a foregone conclusion? dokn w that he is going to be acquitted absolutely? really not whether or not ultimately thede presi is going to be auitted, unless there is some really remarkable new testimony or fax we don't rrently have. it takes two thirds of the senate for act conion, so there's not that i guess the real question is whether or not there will be any elpublicans who will ultim vote in favor of conviction on either of the two articles that were sent over om the house. laura: ands how importante naming of the impeachment house managers in this process? el so we are still waiting tohe learn names of the house magers. one of the things that is of note ithat speaker pelosi may not actually announced who those manage

decision in the trump impeachment trial, the thing that republicans are saying, this could open pandora's box, because if they agree to hear witnesses like bolton they want to hear witnesses from the president's perspective, like joe biden and his son hunter >> tracy, thank you. >> now to wall street, where stocks suffered steep losses on monday >> the market tanked as worries grew about the potential impact of the deadly corona virus the dow fell 53 points and the nasdaq dropped 175 >> and while stocks are tumbling the number of cases and deaths are steadily growing in china. and officials have confirmed over 100 people have died and nearly 5,000 illnesses, but while the u.s. confirmed five cases, health officials say more can be on the way. >> francis, good morning, later today, consulate officials from china are expected to go to u.s., first through alaska and outbreais around the a, a world. worldwide fears of coronavirus outbreak is mounting in the u.s., five confirmed cases but the cdc said that 110 people are under investigation over 26 >> we all anticipate, indeed, that there will

what the democrats may not realize is that they may have opened themselves up to a pandora's box here. once you get biden to come in and they grill him for what they did in 2014 and 2015, the election, all of that stuff, it muddles everything. suddenly, what seems to be a clear road is anything but. then the public, that's what they really want right now. they need the public engaged the democrats do. the public says what's going on here? it's one of those be careful what you wish for things. >> is there a framework for how long this can go on or at what point it stops? legally no. >> the senate is basically free to make its own rules and set its own timeline. there's no real legal constraints on what they can do with that. it's a matter of politics in terms of -- there are competing pressures on both sides. on the one hand, they want to get it wrapped . is right. the latest stuff from bolton does ire pressure to bring in some witnesses. that could lead to a fairly protracted situation with how o do we manage that process. that could drag out. >> what about the three senators running

are already playing out in a fashion as predicted that cross the border you know it seems that a pandora's box has been opened and we're still waiting to find out if president trump has a plan that includes peace at the and professor hussein by night and iran expert joining us tonight from indiana university professor thank you we appreciate your insights tonight. thank you very much. well still ahead on the day christmas is over and wait till you see how people in one german village get ready to throw away their christmas tree but how do i prepare no thanks watching your diet and all that that's absolutely not how it's done the opposite. the criminal trial against former film producer harvey weinstein has opened in new york city weinstein is facing charges of rape and sexual assault based on the accounts of dozens of women including several top hollywood actresses and weinstein has denied the charges he says that any sexual encounters that did take place were consensual the disgraced hollywood mogul arriving at the new york supreme court in manhattan the 67 year old continues to use a wal

without any real evidence this doctrine of preemption is srini dangerous and it really does open a pandora's box i mean your initial question was what to what will happen next i honestly couldn't tell you but iran is a very wise country the leadership in iran a very wise there is already a new commander for the. holds for us as you know and while america will like you know show and scream and say we're very happy and we've done a good thing all of these people republicans and democrats they're the same they all say the same thing they will mean the same thing none of them actually care about the american people and it's the american people that will be sent in the troops to iraq in more and more numbers as they've already done i've had reports of throughout the region various patriot battery batteries going on high alert i've heard of large convoys of american. troop carriers being moved from europe and from other parts of the world to iraq and to the region we've this doesn't keep americans safe and in terms of a response i trust iran to make a response that is proportionate and appropriate

we are seeing a whole pandora's box, all kinds of problems are coming out.narchy want now is to shut it down and create a blueprint for the future of harry and meghan as quickly as possible so they will create this blueprint that's going to work for them and for other minor royals in the future. what went wrong? despite smiles for the cameras, reports suggest frustration on harry's part at the constraints of his position. the intensity of the spotlight and media treatment of meghan, who is mixed race infuriated them. harry lashed out at the press, accusing them of handing his wife as it had his mother and meghan launched legal action against one newspaper. at their wedding less than two years ago, it all seemed so different. they embodied a new modern spirit of multiculturalism and progressive values. reporting then on the public celebration at windsor, i was struck by the diversity of the crowd. 0ne commentator says the fact the couple is unconventional makes them good ambassadors. she is not playing the game. harry never played it. you've got these two reb

in part because we that opens a pandora's box thato thmay expoatse american officiao assassination, buto because we know that ultimately that might get more americans killed. >> reporter: concerns echoed by senate minority leader chuck bhumer. >> we do not need this president either bumbling or impulsively getting us into a major war. >> reporter: cbs news has hearned that senator lindsay graham, one of the president's closest allies, will urge the president to lay out a path to de-escalation with iran. elaine, graham was here in grorida with the president earlier this week and says he eents the president to be seen as strong but ultimately reasonable.th you. as iran threatens to retaliate for soleimani's killing, a former commander of the llvolutionary guard says israel will be targeted. seth doane is in tel aviv, seth, what is israel doing to prepare? se reporter: elaine, israel knows it is a target and have boosted troop reinforcements at the border with syria and lebanon. across the border are a number of militant groups backed by iran including hezbollah. today we heard hezbollah l

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the world's largest julie remake or store -- largest jaw really maker -- largest jewelry makerst pandora our guest as we head towards the european close. iranpictures coming out of now show hundreds of thousands of mourners and protesters in iran.e streets the body of general soleimani taken home overnight. again, hundreds of thousands of protesters with flags and camps ets.ng those stre 0.25%, the s&p 500 unchanged, the nasdaq higher. probably in gold where we are seeing the most major reaction. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: tensions on the rise between the u.s. and the middle east. president trump threatens sanctions against iraq and warns iran of retaliation. the chinese trade delegation plans to visit washington january 15 to sign a phase one trade deal. and more details emerge a former nissan ceo carlos ghosn's escape from japan to lebanon. a former green beret is said to have masterminded the extraction. i'm vonnie quinn in new york. we are counting down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: let's take a look at markets because we are seeing not much of a reaction.

with israel israel is not in a position given to what has happened domestically to want to open pandora's box with the lebanese hezbollah. i think we are in a tricky and frankly unpredictable few months ahead. the chances of a diplomatic breakthrough are close to zero i wouldn't rule it out completely but the attempt to bring them together. we've now had a real turning point with this assassination. what we are likely to see is the u.s. being forced by this move to reengage more heavily on the military side in the region. >> absolutely. we'll leave it there thank you for your views the senior policy fellow of the deputy head of the middle east, north africa, foreign relations. >>> we talked about the reaction of oil overnight with brent about 3% higher now. with me in the studio is the associate director for oil from s&p plot let's talk about the energy reaction today back in the summer when we had the attacks, we saw similar move in brent actually about $10 on the day but it fizzled out fairly quickly and risk didn't stay embedded is this situation similar or can we actually see lasting

once you open the strategy discussion without a very clear view of what you want to do, it is like pandora'scan never get closed again. i think what is important is central bank have to be committed to long-term objectives. i don't think the 2% objective is out of date. they have to be clear about their tools. in europe, the one thing that is more of a distortion than a useful tool is negative interest rates. >> will they go further negative? axel: i have a hard time believing they would do more than edge slightly more negative. the longer you keep that policy, the more the side effects become important and the less direct bang for the buck you get. i think they will take another look at given at weather -- again at whether there are for purchase programs can be changed again. i don't think they will go further into negative rates. >> axel weber thank you for joining us,. we will have plenty more from davos 2020. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. it is bloomberg at the world economic forum. let's join malaysia's trade minister, darell leiking, who joins me this morning. we have been talking about the pha

. >> what the president's team says if the senate votes for more witnesses it would open up pandora's of as many as 18 new witnesses, not just bolton but the whistleblower, under biden, joe biden, the inspector general of the intel committee, on and on potentially extending the impeachment trial for months. publicans senators are missing their market. >> they just don't have a case. what we are watching here, the questioning tonight, the democrats case just fell apart. i came the floor, we are in recess here and adam schiff on the floor, this case is all about bribery, extortion. the house didn't charge bribery or extortion. >> we can expect a series of morning press conferences from both sides with the trial resuming at 1:00 pm. >> thank you. was this war over witnesses all part of the democrats impeachment strategy. >> adam schiff's choice not to the judge decide on executive privilege is a sure sign. >> it is unlikely we will have witnesses, the senate is waking up to the fact they were set up by the house. did the house try to mitigate executive privilege, they blocked the us dist

what he did is open this pandora's box. >> dana mentioned the seats republicans have to hold onto, susanar talk constituents, septic 70% of americans want witnesses and if it's going to be a fair trial we need to hear from people and when bill clinton got impeach the majority and minority leader in the senate figured out a way to do that. they were not interviewed there in the senate chamber but were interviewed as part of it. can mcconnell and schumer come to agreement? >> i think they can. i think there will not be witnesses. i would prefer the witnesses. it all should be put on the table. i know it will be a war. it's not best for some political parties, the president thinks it will be better drawn out into the election. mcconnell -- schumer thinks it would be beneficial to him to have witnesses testify. i think it is good for the country to put all of this on the table and that then duke it out in a civilized way, probably won't be civilized and the american people want this to be put to bed so i'm for the trial. >> i don't think democrats want a trial. they all know it is a loser. b

through the secretary of state an hour or so later to say do not attack us or we will essentially open pandora's box. iran has seen that as an element of weakness, seen the decision not to respond on the iraqi oil fields as trump's decision to pull out of the middle east and perhaps push things a little too far. the question is how extensively and well-advised have they gained a response from here. they surely have their forces on high alert. american civilians told to leave certain areas. does it respond, does it respond through proxies, conventional warfare? highly unlikely given the mismatch it has against the u.s. military here. it will massively impact inside iran as i'm sure but you have to ask what brought trump to this extraordinary decision, one that essentially begins a new decade. >> here on set michael holmes, you have covered that region extensively. look our viewers here in the united states and around the world who are waking up to this, help them understand who soleimani was in iran because, look, this is person who has reached beyond the borders of iran but also in that country.

eric, director of user privacy at apple, argued creating a backdoor into their devices would open pandora'sncryption provides information security in all systems. we do not know how to provide access only for the good guyst withaking it easier for the bad guys to break-in. william: new york city's district attorney testified law enforcement needs to have occasional legal access to a suspect's phone. >> the single most important lan rcement challenge is the expanded use of mobile devices by bad actors to plan, to execute and communicate about crimes, allowing private companies in silicon valley to continueo insert themselves as the unregulated gatekeepers of critical evidence is dangerous, bad public policy. william: law enforcement is urging congress to act to provide a legislative solution to this conflict. they are citing pensacola as an urgent example of the need for the law to keep up with rapid chans in technology. but there is no movement yet to get ito the president's desk. for the pbs newshour, william brangham. ♪ judy stay with us. coming up on the "newshour," the debate on celibac

it properly these terrorists have lots of means of going dark and encrypted apps and opens up a pandora'sf problems if we make them more vulnerable. >> we talked about madelo's move last week to go carbon negative. >> i think it's a seminal moment you have billgates investing in this and elon musk in davos they need to at least give lip service to this >> pepsi, starbucks today. >> they have to. kevin johnson, i saw him recently and talked about straws, going on about straws. i agree with him you have to think about your business much more what are ways of doing business that have more min mam impact on the planet this is a crisis and we're pretending it's not. >> remarkable to hear chief executives >> i think about 2020 and beyond >> good to see you talk to you soon >> chief executive, carrie lam, from davos hey, saved you a seat. this round's on me. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the number on your screen or visit getsilversneakers.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our own jeff is sitting dow