ambassador to germany ric grenell is joining me as well. we start tonight with the big story impeachment, democratic congressman eric swalwell member of both the house intel and judiciary committees joins me this evening. ministry can, thank you very much. good to have you with us this evening. >> of course. good evening, martha. >> martha: what do you make of those heated interactions that you are seeing in some of these 31 swing districts and also adam schiff got some backlash in his district as well? >> with it, shows the courage that my colleagues have brought to decision-making process. i have heard republicans accuse democrats, in fact, ranking member doug collins for hours today in the rules committee said all the democrats are doing are playing to their base. well, if you look at alyssa and others standing before town halls and constituents and seeing people disagreeing with heir decision to move forward on impeachment. that's not playing to your base as well. >> martha: no. they are making tough decisions. there is no doubt about i

athletes we've been handed over extending investigative journalist thanks for your time ric. and then tom some sports personalities of expressed fears that any ban could be motivates a generation of future reference. how can you ban entire team and not only ban it team and entire supports for a country for 4 years it's absolutely ridiculous it's an overkill. on what it should do its job to do with claims concerning individual athletes not with the country as a whole they have a dream like god the so there was 18 years old to go to the little sort of world to . compete for their country for the love of their sport for the love of their country and i would be one of the best don't want to deal. with the sport is being dragged down by politics in a place where politics should be completely absent sport is becoming hostage. the influence of politics is intensely felt in this desire to disqualify the whole national team why does decision to ban russia will affect everybody and it will cause great shock. concerning weightlifting i would say the decisions either politicized were jus

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unfolds powerful winds ric's have a conservative provinces in central philippines the same part of the country worth thousands of people died when it was hit by typhoon haiyan 6 years ago. damage from blocked roads and cut communication lines there are reports of people taking shelter in the region's airports. now that the storm has passed for those who are returning home the job of cleaning up and rebuilding their lives has begun . the philippines is who by storm several times a year typhoon fun phone has made this christmas that will be remembered. and it's a situation now joined by anna santos in manila and as people and authorities there are coming to terms with the damage do we know the extent of it. the extent of the damage is still unfolding nic i spoke to the natural disaster council earlier and he said that clearing and the relief operations are underway but they're being slowed down by continuous rain and there are still some areas that are lights floods they're on the watch for possible landslides so that means that those who are in the evacuation centers still cannot go bac

ric's continues volunteer firefighters are battling the blaze with little success. one has taken to the mountain the other stories making news around the world a court in sudan has sentenced 27 members of the national intelligence services big day for torturing and killing a protester early this year now it is the 1st time a sudanese court has handed down convictions were related to the crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations earlier this year. the government of ukraine a russian backed separatists of exchange prisoners captured here in the country's 5 year conflict it is the 2nd major prisoner exchange this year the conflicts in eastern ukraine has claimed more than 13000 lives since 24. of course in cyprus is found a 19 year old british woman guilty of lying about being gang raped by 12 israeli may she was found guilty of the charge of public mischief which carries a fine and up to years imprisonment she'll be sentenced in just over a week. churchgoers in the u.s. state of texas who shot dead a gunman who opened fire at a sunday service killing 2 parishioners in

on phones powerful winds ric's have a conservative provinces in central philippines the same part of the country where thousands of people died when it was hit by typhoon haiyan 96 years ago. damage from fon fon blocked roads and cut communication lines there are reports of people taking shelter in the region's airports. now that the storm has passed for those who are returning home the job of cleaning up and rebuilding their lives has begun although the philippines is hit by storms several times a year typhoon fan phone has made this christmas one that will be remembered. and earlier we spoke to richard gordon of the red cross in the philippines he told us about the aftermath of the storm so far and how those affected by the typhoon are dealing. that people are beginning to go back to their all. and after the onslaught of the typhoon last night and the other night but really lot of people have lost their homes. the people in the coastal areas they really got walloped their houses their ramshackle homes with those of the destroyed their hoosier blown away their walls or blown away an

. >> the cars ric ocasek passed away 62. he wasstranged from his wife when he died.e day, they were red carpetready. >> i ignored the business. and married me. >> and edd money lt his battle with cancer at the age of 70. he sold more than 28 million records and told "e.t." his songs were all about living life to the fullest. >> evebody wants to take somebody home tonight. everybody would love to have tickets to paradise. good time rock and roll. >>indeed his muse lick live on forever. and his finalroject was real money on access tv. now from rock stars t fashion icons we lost, starting with karl largerfeld. >> in february, the 85-year-old head of the chanel fashion empire passed away in fran after a brief illness. he took over the iconic label in 1983 and celebrities loved his classic designs. >> it'still relevant and hip and edgy. >> i am a big fan of everything he has done. >> claudia, what are we wearing? >> chal. chanel of course. >> though sometimes controversial, karl always had strong work ethic and a sense of >> i'm jusworking class. yes. yes, working with cl

loyola marymount political science professor ric in iowa i month and a half or so from now, in is huge. >> reporter: two qualify candidates had to have at least 200,000 donors are 800 donors in 20 different states and reach either 4% support in at least four national or early state polls or 6% in at least two early state polls. >> the rules make it harder and harder to qualify. the oddity is the party and polls deciding who gets to still be a viable candidate and attend the debates. not actually voters. >> reporter: joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, tom steyer, and andre yang will take the stage. yang will be the only nonwhite candidate. >> when the race started, this was historic. the field's narrowed. it seems like almost all of the candidates of color are no longer top-tier candidates or seem to have a chance. >> reporter: before ending her campaign, kamala harris qualified for the debate. julian castro, cory booker and tulsi gabbard did not meet the polling threshold. you won't see on the stage michael bloomberg. he joined the crowded race

that they were are over the crew that was sitting back to go looking for specifically maybe dystrophy ric's mr shaquille riggs as we know is a big defender they are in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another gone girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer dismembers been not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation. and that there is over. what was the use to swallow the water to. form. since originally over was 40 years mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be equal if we're on for history if the nationalist sense we expose the right to physical else in this case. do you set the will. of that life in prison. already and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because you're terribly bad at this interest in the hundreds and they don't want to leave office that night so what you want to do all over on this case this farm. and he further. know our girl said it was september 7th i think they knew he was. with. her but. nobody really is just sitting around the fact that what if these boys are innocent

. >> ric jrdell, a clint eastwood film, rated r. >> additional funding is provided by -- koo and patricia yuen, through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communitie the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from wasn, moderator robert costa. robert: goodvening. it's official, speer pelosi has directed the house judiciary committee to draft articles of impeachment against the 45th president, donald trump, moving this process closer to a floor vote. the speaker made the announcement on thursday following weeks of testimony about how the president and h allies pressured ukraine to investigate former vicet preside biden and biden's son. >> the facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for his own persoollical benefit at the expense of our national security by withholding military aid and crucial oval office meeting in exchange for an announcementf an investigation into his politic rival. robe: president trump immediately responded on twitter claiming his condu

you know now we've got a company back home and a shop on board called i wish ric i'll be taking it over as it might and i'm going to be in the long run all be taking over the business from my father drove from under i can't do any harm to have a certificate hanging on your office wall and i'm boring it's good for your image so i think that's the nicest bit and that my father will be pretty proud with. it pays to have a slight obsession with cleaning. and then have the fun not that i knew my training or even after the 1st year that i ought to fixate on floors a window panes or and. catch myself picking up rubbish or getting upset if i saw people putting their fingers on the. windows have to be spotless so it's also an outdoor job. some 700000 professional building cleaners work in germany the sector is looking for qualified workers and my money in we've got 75 workers in my company as of today got operations and keogh hamburg and berlin it doesn't look like we're going to shrink that we're going to have less work. really got through. to the keel opera house is the perfect building to hos

sun phones powerful winds ric's have a conservative provinces in central philippines the same part of the country where thousands of people died when it was hit by typhoon haiyan 6 years ago. damage from fun phone blocked roads and cut communication lines there are reports of people taking shelter in the region's airports. know that the storm has passed for those who are returning home the job of cleaning up and rebuilding their lives has begun although the philippines is hit by storms several times a year typhoon fun phone has made this christmas one that will be remembered. communities across asia are marking the 15th anniversary of another natural disaster the indian ocean tsunami on the morning of december 26th 2004 a 9 point one magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami that hit coastlines across the region the disaster killed more than 200000 people in thailand people plays flowers at a memorial to the tsunami in the village of ban on cam that village was the worst hit plays in thailand with at least 1400 people who were killed there. in sri lanka the eastern coast was hit especi

rics is calling for a change in approach to address the crisis in the housing sector.don is doing just that by giving out pyjamas to those in need. dominic, with the help of his school friends, has helped gather over 1,000 pairs of pyjamas and other essential items to give to children who will spend this festive period in domestic violence shelters. soiam so i am thinking of my christmas list, and then i realised that not all children have an amazing christmas, so i researched a bit about it. and it turns out that some people have a rubbish christmas. i wa nted people have a rubbish christmas. i wanted to help. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there the travel situation now. are minor delays in the di good there are minor delays in the dlr. good service elsewhere on the tubes this morning. on the trains, south western strike action continues today, with a reduced service and some replacement buses. delays and cancellations on southeastern trains on the ladywell and hayes line following problems at the depot. in westminster, abingdon street, old palace yar

and, therefore, this is a ric hly priced market. there is not a lot of room to stumble in any direction here. will we get a stumble? we never know. i don't know how to read tomorrow's newspaper today. i have been trying for 50 years. shery ahn: david, let me just ask you about one of the risks i keep hearing from analysts and it seems to be that inflationary risk come 2020. what is your outlook for prices and inflation sensitive assets? that weell, our view is have little signs in some of the inflation measures that are climbing above 2%. and there are a number of ways to measure inflation. and inflation, as measured by the positional price indices, doesn't take into account asset inflation. so, we've had a big asset inflation. and we do it off this massive injection of liquidity and very low interest rate, and that's a worldwide phenomenon. how long do you get away with that before you start to see things expanding to the price level? the typical forecasts now all around 2%. that would be the baseline. my suspicion is that is going

taylor: we long know that computers have been doing wan ric trading, that quantitative traders have beenrobots. how is this different? >> most of what we hear is how far about functions that are really simplistic, like the back office being taken into ai. functions are the we know are most likely to be ones automated. but the thing that is these studiesout is he is saying some of the higher level, expert level tasks can actually be generated and done based on ai. you don't need one expert trader. you might need a bunch of coders who do not really know financial markets to tackle a tough or thorny problem. and then that trader goes away. taylor: thank you. and that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology and be sure to follow our global news network @quicktake on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. announcer: the following is a sponsored program that is furnished

if he can handle it, i will take you hour by hour on the to cast in just a moment ric kearbey go, a live look at the salesforce tower camera looking east at the bay bridge. it is a cool start to the day. down to 31 in santa rosa this morning looking at 36 for you in the for more. low 40s in from concord as well as for san jose. and looking at 46 in san francisco 43 for oakland. let's check the visibility because they with dense fog this morning especially of across the north bay. so a quarter mile in napa and half-mile for santa rosa. so with freezing, subfreezing conditions, freezing fog, definitely a possibility of across the north bay. some icy conditions on the roadways. that is a possibility. please be safe. high-def doppler and you can see we are actually testing a few showers across santa cruz and right along the coast of highway 1. so as we go through the day, isolated shower, definitely possibility ahead of this weather system. we are going to see the clouds stream in with the most a cloudy skies today. our storm system rolls in tonight and overnight. that will bring the return

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>>ric are completely sympathetic to people's you know our families and ved ones drive that same areaut my seatot a lite bit sometimes it's because i'm very afraid of you knowi'm trying to expect the worst just because i want to be preped for anything they're not even sure you know what it is ifit rocks or metal object orwhat they haven't realy identified that the police now but they're offering a big reward hong to catch is doing it. >>now an update on a story we first told you about yesterday on the kron 00:04am morning news, a stockton mother who's fighting foher life in the hospital after san joaquin county sheriff's deputy crashed into the back of her car killing heone year-old son and now we have some video at crash captured by a nearby security camera kaye receipt has more. >>he was only 13 months old only beginning towalk to make memories live his life. but now ken hart that parents family is left shattered after thcar that he was in was hit by san joaqn county sheriff's deputy's patrol vehicle, he aded although duties. >>they >>the entrance paternal andfather, kevin hart seni

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ric: it is something we are not seeing often, a property glut.ore housing market. based on sales of 2500 units per quarter this year, analysts expect it's going to take four years for it to work through this glut. the origin comes from the end blcokocks property frenzy that happened, where a group of owners would take a block of properties and sell them in a block to a developer who develops the site. there was excess exuberance in picking up those properties and you're left with a glut. yousef: thank you for that, eric lam. that's the first hour of bloomberg daybreak middle east. another hour ahead. we'll leave you with a bloomberg live shot. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid presentation brought to you by rare collectibles tv. the california gold rush is considered to be one of the most impactful events to impact the economy during its first 100 years and it has certainly had a long-lasting impression in numismatic history, as well. the people of california soon needed a way to standardize the new value of gold.