this red circle, the japanese call this -- the army was supposed to build 100 new airbases to use in the massive counterattack. the army doesn't have the manpower to build 100 air bases in this area. the new operation guidance policy is premised on the army's ability to build 100 airbases and this area. that is another unrealistic premise that leads to the failure of the guidance policy. just to wrap it up, this policy delaying policy fails in the summer of 1944. there is a lot of confusion and high levels of japanese politics. the cabinet falls, so the japanese are unable to decide on their next new national policy. in july of 1944, the army and navy decided on a new decisive battle policy that they call the -- these policy. it is to fight it decisive their positionve at negotiations that might eventually take place. the strategy is what japanese followed through the end of 1945. sorry about overrunning my time a bit, but that is basically what the japanese were doing strategically and 1943 and 1944. [applause] >> i am going to pick up the theme of interservice -- rivalry. i want to

the red circle here and it was used for the massive counterattack. the new operation for the guidance policy is the ability to build 100 airbases in this area. this is another unrealistic precedents which led to the failure. what happens next is confusing and the japanese are unable to decide on the next new policy. they cannot wait for the decision and in july 1944, the army and navy decide on a policy in which there is a piece policy. this is to fight a decisive battle. this is not to win the war, but to push for negotiations which might eventually take place. this will basically follow through to the end of 1945. i know i am overrunning my time, but that is what they were doing strategically in 1944 1945, thank you very much. >> i am going to pick up the theme of interservice -- the rivalry. i will add some into coalition into this as well. i want to thank the museum very much and i think i do hold the record as the longest record. 29 hours to get here from australia. basically, from the other side of the globe. if you do not buy enough of my book

this red circle, the japanese call this -- the army was supposed to build 100 new airbases to use in the massive counterattack. the army doesn't have the manpower to build 100 air bases in this area. the new operation guidance policy is premised on the army's ability to build 100 airbases and this area. that is another unrealistic premise that leads to the failure of the guidance policy. just to wrap it up, this policy delaying policy fails in the summer of 1944. there is a lot of confusion and high levels of japanese politics. the cabinet falls, so the japanese are unable to decide on their next new national policy. in july of 1944, the army and navy decided on a new decisive battle policy that they call the -- these policy. it is to fight it decisive their positionve at negotiations that might eventually take place. the strategy is what japanese followed through the end of 1945. sorry about overrunning my time a bit, but that is basically what the japanese were doing strategically and 1943 and 1944. [applause] >> i am going to pick up the theme of interservice -- rivalry. i want to

back to money and power in the cradle of civilization black lands minister of indigenous affairs red circle society claim one of. the historical traumas that our people have suffered in the past is. the. the abduction of our. spiritual power. if we look at our history as human beings we go back as far as thirty b.c. . when egypt became a province overall. the roman empire. adopted and abducted certain powers. and sacred things and sacred items from them. and incorporated it into their daily lives. obtaining that power for their own personal use. and so when we look at moving forward in history. we look at. the creation of the valladolid. and they valladolid was a document that was. to discuss whether native americans in this country indeed had souls. and if they did. were they entitled to basic human rights in fifteen forty two a bishop in mexico bartholomew kostis stated that europeans had the right to colonize and slave and even exterminate indigenous people because they were in his mind barbaric uninstructed in letters on the art of government and completely ignorant on reasoning and tot

making a full stop as long as the sidewalk is empty and, of course, stop whenever the light is red traffic circlescts you must stop at the strewn and precede around the raise your right hand of the circle watch for people in crosswalks and people in bikes coming around the circle arrows indicate where people with bikes share the intersections and people have ride to people on bikes have the right to use the lane whether or not in the sharing bike lanes are for people protected by parks e.r. parked cars and stay out of separated bike lanes unless an emergency dashed bike lanes are a shared zone four for vehicles to change lanes slow bike lanes allow the circles their unusually sprayed before me from other traffic some bike lanes are built to the level higher than the street but lower than the sidewalk they provide a safe separated space sponsor cyclists are around vehicles the box areas are marked with the stencil at intersections act as advanced limit lines for people to garter at a red light this increases the 1r0ir7b9 to drivers people will ride past stopped vehicles at the fronltd of the inters

jason: that is a lot of red in that circle. thank you. coming up, president trump said he would be proud to shut down the government over his order while with mexico. how house republicans feel about that. we will ask congressman darrell issa of california coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is balance of power on bloomberg television. i am jason kelly. we turn to first word news. >> the white house has been saying there will be an announcement about president trump's new chief of staff, the president saying he is continued -- considering five candidates. recall christie -- chris christie endorsing the president, after his own -- candidacy failed. michaelident ordered -- cohen told abc news that trump was concerned about how payments would affect his election and he said no one should believe the president's denials. >> the people of the world do not believe what he is saying. the man does not tell the truth. and it is sad that i should take responsibility for his dirty deeds. house isite responding, blasting the media for taking michael

how could it happen, how could this speck in the sky, and you can see it circled in red, ruined christmasose flights were grounded today, over 100,000 tomorrow possibly, and other papers saying potentially until christmas eve. and the question has been how has something so small and so been how has something so small and so commonplace that you can now buy in shops, that is used in lots of industries, that has been around for many years, bring infrastructure like gatwick airport to a halt? why have we been unable to do anything about it and what are we going to do in the future? and at the moment we haven't had any answers, have we? the daily mail says the security measures they have ignored, we know about drones, other countries have eagles that fly into them, other countries have met that cover them, we have sent in the army today, fairly late, by the way, and they haven't been able to do anything. why did nobody... this is a really serious problem. we expect to be looked after, we expect safety first, we expect us to think of the worst case scenario. supposing that threat in the sky be

what's dramatic here when you get to the bottom number circled in red, 498 left during that period or separations during that period. then the new hire same period were 524. it's barely gaining any ground or adding to the pool of staff that will be available to meet the shortage. factors affecting recruitment and turnover, the hurdles this i just described compensation is the factor. what we include based on the numbers that we've seen is that the agency isn't as attractive of place to work as it has been in the past. there can be many reasons. the compensation is always something that should be considered. we have heard from some operators and some m.t.a. management positions starting at 63% top step for the hou hourlye is a concern. >> supervisor brown: how much of that is a year? >> i believe they start the hourinhourly wage $22 an hour. >> supervisor brown: is that about $47,000 a year? >> i think it's less than that. $47,000. >> supervisor brown: okay. >> it goes up beyond that. the competitive job market is obviously a factor. m.t.a. is not alone in competing for employees, all

red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, bleettoer and... take care of them, you know? meull circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. ♪ skinny ♪ skinny the ski f tusda ande are universe extravaganza that is underway in bangkok, thailand. >> cue the music. because each has worn costumes to show off their home country. among the middle east eye popping, fls alshaefbl starr. mp smiers by a 300 year old festival. zbluts rr this called? celebrities with with our nusic called. zwrass herself with with ms.ical features in hopper of the all oi ou t world. symbol for environmental prootection. >> outfit's a hoot. >> so whity. . that is riley coo. india. argoeltsen thrown. he's also a body builder. she wore it on her back. weigh weighed 105 pounds. represents the empowerment of wem withen. >> wear thing world on a their shoulders? >> yes. thnationhe ad to toe in united states. a symbol of love. i could have guessed that one and her middle name. >> well with, you strut, miss u.s.a. it will be taking place. the pageant is on the 16th and 17th in thailand. any takers? i'm going fto go with miss

circle, in a way. let's show you the market for we go, all markets now trading, and all in the red. street, concerns about the us- from wall street, concerns about the us — china trade war as well as the arrest of the huawei executive and a brexit vote tomorrow. wall street ended down by 2%, but i want to show you oil prices, because they rose higher on friday after 0pec members as well as allies like russia agreed to reduce output. the gains were capped by concerns that the cuts would not offset growing production. that's it for this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: china has summoned the american ambassador to demand the us authorities withdraw an arrest warrant for the top huawei executive, meng wa nzhou. a 26—year—old man has appeared in court in new zealand on charges of murdering the british backpacker grace millane. charlie rowley, one of the survivors of the salisbury novichok poisoning, says he is worried the substance will eventually kill him, and he is terrified for the future. he became ill along with h

the santa claus village at the edge of the arctic circle the theme park near the finish town of rovaniemi is generally considered the home of the man in red wish lists from all over the world piled up at the post office and you can also send holiday greetings from here with around half a million visitors a year santa claus village is the most popular tourist destination in the region of lapland. the berlin here park zoo has published images of the latest addition to their animal kingdom six days after it was born a polar bear cub can be seen snuggling sleeping and nursing. the youngster hasn't left the cane where it was born and zookeepers on the allowed to approach vets will only find out in about eight weeks whether the cub is male or female until then peace and quiet is what the baby polar bear needs most. special displays on show with the victoria and albert museum in london where a number of renowned professional architects have built sixty houses out of gingerbread and suites the models are meant to show but the city of the future could look like one is a design submitted by the office of star architects and norman foster visitors c

circle me or the first one there is no room for mistakes. so you don't warn the first form. if you look through the red lens you see the portrait of the woman if you look through the blue lens you see the skeleton it takes about four hours to create a mirror like this one insane fifty one street art has been widely accepted. he's involved to take on some international festival and just getting more and more commissions. for example from the likes of the viewing spine of the. first clown you see the portrait of a woman the ruins are revealed when you put on the three d. spectacles. more you know that's a lot better you can understand the sense of it and the picture really fits the name of the bar but without these glasses you can't really tell them. but that's all part of the artist's concept in saying fifty one enjoys the varying reaction. one of the things that we face is that people can't really see the second layer or understand exactly what's happening but that's also something that they really like about this technique there's all these background behind the piece it's not what you see it's not wh

red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >> per that's our report. hope your week got off to a good start. >> from all of us, thanks for being here. modern family is next. >> very a good evening. ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >>> trouble on the road. drivers who do it on purpose. to those who accidentally back into their husband in their own driveway. >>> a poor dog has its head stuck in a jar for three days. how a kind soul finally sets it free. >>> this guy is about to prove that -- >> -- ring the doorbell. >> -- the special delivery that left mama in shock. >> ahh! >>> and what is that stuff on the ground? >> i've never seen this before in my life. one man who thinks it just makes "snow" sense. >> it's hard and wet. >>> some people are just natural jerks. natural-born jerks. >> there is more to it. >> no, no, you ain't in on this one. >> i call this guy a friend. >> yeah. >> no, no, there's rules for this. you are nowhere near this level. >> oh, yeah. >>

red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> good evening. justin wilcox is taking cal to the cheez it bowl in a few weeks. five year extension for wilcox. he gets a raise that averages out to more than a million a year. up to $3.25 million that put wilcox in the middle. also this extension is above the assistant coaches. you are about to witness history right here. titans and jaguars thursday night football. leon jacobs, you get a stiff arm. it's like oprah, you get a stiff arm and you get a stiff arm. time tony gorcet's record,reco ran for the night on only 16 carries. the 2015 heisman trophy winner led tennessee to a 30-9 victory. just jabbing guys all night long. run of the year by derek henry. the warriors are in milwaukee to play the bucks tomorrowke happes hometown and this was a special day for him. his jersey was retired by the high school. there's steph and all the warriors showed up. k.d., coach kerr, a great show of support for >> it's something that i'll a

damaging, ultimately fatally, joe mccarthy but mccarthyism and the red scares something that many people outside of the joe sir mccarthy circle, bought into and eisenhower felt he had to do some of this himself in his own administration to inoculate himself from a challenge of his right wing that he was soft on communism. in confronting the greatest social and moral challenge of his time, the civil rights movement, eisenhower, like many white americans of the 1950s, responded with caution and with wariness. some authors trade to make eisenhower into an unsung hero of the civil rights movement. i was temped by that argue. i found evidence to support -- some evidence to support that argument. but at the end of the day, weighing everything issue felt that the view went a little too far. i felt that view went a little too far. however, eisenhower made a number of absolutely crucial decisions in this field that were bold, that were humane, that were consequential. and that could have gone the other way. when he had to make a decision, more often than not he made the right decision and this is a man who had no background in this fi

still not certain that mueller isn't forced at some point to circle back to the president's financial dealings, you know, donald trump's so-called red line that mueller couldn't cross because it may be that the origin of his relationship with some of these russians who cropped up during the election has to do with business deals starting as far back as 2003 or when he was over doing miss universe in 2013. >> paul butler, same question to you. >> you know, nicolle, the congressman said something that was actually extraordinary. he said, yes, the department of justice has said that the president of the united states is guilty of two felonies, but that's not his most serious criminal exposure. he has more exposure possibly in collusion and i think that you're right, from the flynn investigation, from paul manafort and from michael cohen, we're seeing that there's not a bright line at all between the president's financial dealings and his political dealings, and, again, if he's lying, and the russians know about it, the president of the united states is compromised by a foreign hostile nation. >> it's an extraordinary commentary that th

red square. you'll see other second division units would have been yellow, green, a variety of symbols as well, whether star or circle. talking about their action when they went in malcolm specifically says in writings, on one morning we found out later, it was on the third day -- june 6, we sauntered down the hill and across the wheat field to the other side, went through the forested trees and rocks beyond the crest. the enemy could not be seen except occasionally but their presence was sorely felt. another quote i want to point out real quick, too, is that he mentioned in a letter to his folks, he wrote the first sunrise on the front was glorious. the colors as indescribeable as they usually are but we could not enjoy it for a celebration was afoot with a perfect rain of he. or high explosives. the second soldier we highlight in this section is second lieutenant quinten loge. in this particular exhibit he ts only soldier we're highlighting killed in action. he was part of company k platoon leader and company k ninth infantry. he was a former boy scout leader from queens, new york, grew up there in new york city an

red crossss, at least 800 civivilians were kill. well, he is undoubtededly a distinguished soldier, as that word distinguished gets defined a military circles. he is a competent professional. he is a master of his trade. would not want to compare him but he has s a, certaiain skill i think in relating to the press and therefore, in creating an image that goes down well in washington circles as the thoughtful warrior. apparently, he is quite well reread. my problem is that he is a conventional soldier w with a coconventional mindsdset, a toty unimaginative. i hate to suggest that i sympathize with h the presidentr agree with the president, but whatever caused trump back in 2016 to say, "elect be president because i know our wars in the middle east are stupid and they need to end," he was onto something. representativea of the national security establishment, is unable to acknowledge a central truth of trump's statement.. he is unable to acknowledge that since 2003, and particular, although arguably you could choose an earlier date, but since 2003 in particular, we have gone down n a path thahat s self-destructive, mindless, and the only way

we will start from the orange circle here and you can see here , it is the new band. you have an open a few years. but the red line is the current path on the east span period is a 15-foot pathway that takes you down into a landing area at the southgate road area where you are jointly funding an error change project and will improve our connections there. the orange line is hillcrest road and we looked at a number of alternatives to get from the east band to the west band. that is a primary focus. it was not so much to focus going on to treasure island, it wasn't at the time. our project was from bridge to bridge. we are coordinating to get down to the treasure island area. we did look at a number of options along hillcrest. we had options that went through the tunnel, utilize mccullough and whatnot. we ended up settling primarily because it is the most logical along hillcrest. we do have challenges in the area. they have a steep rate. and the landing area on the right-hand side. it will be of a challenge. as well as the greats on hillcrest road. i think to note is we have an active co- spot -- coast guard yo

red sox. >> breaking overnight, that major twist in the russia investigation. >> investigators are zeroing in on the president's inner circleill be questioned. >> mueller appears to be zeroing in on the question of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> no collusion. no collusion. >> president trump suggesting he won't sit down with robert mueller. >> one-two punch. the president's men guilty. si>> the predent turned down the direct opportunity to call out putin. >> hope that both countries are responsible. >> an abrupt change of tone. president trump holding vladimi putin accountable for russian meddling. >> weheegin with t immigration crisis. >> the border battle intensy ying. >> theare not coming >> the world has been following the journey of that caravan of asylum seekers. now they have reached the ntrder. >> pre trump signs a new order sending troops to trd mexican boer. >> the president defending the use of tear g on migrants. >> a clear message to the caravan. turn go back home. the border erupting over the ti trump administ's zero tolerance policy separating children from their parents. >> migrant were

red sox from the tv station. >> they seem to have questions, too, for mr. van seiss. what is his relationship with her? >> he was inner circlesman. we spent a lot of time with him 22 years ago when jodi was abducted. we'll see that tomorrow night. when you ask the chief he says we're close, i think we have a different definition of close. i said days, weeks, months? he said not that fast. >> i like when you said is there a cat in the bag? he seemed to do a back-pedal on th that. very sad, fascinating story. >> we'll be watching. you can watch the "48 hours" report "find jodi" tomorrow at 10:00, 9:00 central on cbs. >>> a trip to the world's most famous ship wreck is about to get easier. how you could soon take a ride to the site of the "titanic" more than two miles under the ocean. you're watching cbs "this morning." we appreciate that. we'll be right back. ♪ let's go. nute sbrina smile to breakfast time. get free decorating tools inside nutella holiday jars. ♪ ♪ vivoactive 3 music. from garmin. ♪ >>> richard branson's virgin galactic is one step closer to sending tourists to the edge >>> richard branson watched as his compa

red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> this is after the trump >>> this is after the trump inauguration, just waving from air force one. >> yep. that's right. >> can you walk me through? >> bye, felicia. >> mrs. obama did have that look all day on that inauguration day. she's like, she ready. she's just like time to go. >> that's what i'll be channelling friday. >> on friday. yes. >> bye, felicia. >>> well, time now for "the skinny" on this wednesday. starting with america's richest celebrities. >> "forbes" magazine is out with the rankings. >> number yeah. >> yeah, in my head. topping the list in 2018 is george lucas, who is worth $5.4 billion. and his wife tells him how to spend it. she's smart at that stuff. he got the bulk of his fortune by selling lucasfilm to our parent company, disney, for $4 billion. stephen spielberg and oprah winfrey are behind him, naturally. >> number four, michael jordan, $1.7 billion. most of it tied up in his 90% stake in the charl

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