>>> sabrina's second trial began on december 14th, 1995. clive fought to have some of the most damning evidence deemed inadmissible, including photos of walter junior's body. >> pictures are one of the most underestimated aspects of any capital trial. no human being can look at pictures of a dead baby and not be immensely moved emotionally. you ask people before you show them the pictures, you know, do you think sabrina butler is guilty of capital murder? and they say, no, it's presumption of innocence, whatever. then you just show them the pictures of the baby, and you ask again. you know, 70% or 80% of people say she's guilty based just on looking at pictures. well, those pictures prove absolutely nothing about who did what, but we as human beings have this massive emotional response to them. >> i've seen hundreds of autopsy photographs, and they all prejudice. that's why they put them on there. that probably had a lot to do with, you know, making it real for the jury. >> against the objections of forrest allgood, the judge agreed to keep

my daughter, sabrina, in the soybean field. >> sabrina was found in the middle of the field just on theutskirts of red springs. she was naked. her clothing, her hair ribbon that she had had on are found on the edge of the field. there are cigarette butts, beer cans, broken sticks with what appear to be blood on the ends of them. her body is taken to the state medical examiner's office. physically there's evidence that she's been raped. there's evidence she's been sodomized. then they start an internal examination to determine the cause of death, and they discover she has something stuck in her wind pipe. her underwear had been balled up and put on the end of a stick, and forcibly pushed down her throat, and the stick broke, and she suffocated. >> it was the most horrific case that had ever occurred, in my opinion. an 11-year-old girl. a case like that is something that you can't easily put out of your mind. >> the police start talking to people in the community, trying to find out where she had been, who may have seen her. >> i received a radio call to report to red springs police depar

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sabrina, how do you explain this to the trump base? because if newt gingrich is right this is a moral issue. the trump base is as engaged as any citizen in this issue because this one we all have a share in. >> well, certainly this flies in the face of what fiscal conservatives have long argued and prioritized frankly when it comes to reducing the national debt. but some of that went out the window, frankly, last year when republicans passed the tax bill that was signed into law by the president that ballooned the deficit. and the fact that the president is dismissive of the debt because he won't be around to clean up this mess when we reach the point of crisis just reinforces that he's first and foremost concerned with himself and his own legacy as opposed to the impact of his policies. the question of course is what if anything he might be willing to do to address this issue when the new congress takes shape in january. some republicans have indicated they believe the popular programs such as medicare and medicaid and social security

sabrina, crees que tiene efectos positivos?a tomar productos lÁcteos que no tienen que ver con la carne. las nueces, las legumbres, los frijoles te van a aportar fibra y proteÍna y principalmente hierro. asi que suplementar una dieta con vitaminas, minerales y hierro. juan: para los hispanos que estamos acostumbrados a otro tipo de dieta, esat dieta vegana es realista? cuantos hispanos podrÁn hacer la dieta? sabrina: en los estados unidos sÓlo el 4% de las personas son veganas. no es realista porque a nosotros nos gusta comer nuestro lechoncito en las navidades. del que podemos hacer es disminuir la cantidad que estamos consumiendo. eso nos ayudrpa a ser mÁs saludables y asi podremos disminuir riesgos de cÁncer y de problemas al corazÓn. juan: obviamente, para nacho y su familia quÉ bueno que han adoptado este estilo de vida porque es muy saludable. si usted lo puede lograr, quÉ bueno por usted y por su familia. sabrina, gracias por estar con nosotros. usted no se mueva porque volvemos con mÁs de doctor juan. ana: sabes quÉ tie

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what does that say to you, sabrina?residents, all of whom were gathered today, are bound by this shared belief that even if you have been political opponents, even if you come from opposite ends of the ideological spectrum, you can still reach across the aisle, you can still be civil. you can still forge meaningful relationships that stem more from your shared humanity. and that's also what we have seen in this unlikely friendship between former president george w. bush and michelle obama. it's what we heard when it comes to the legacy of former -- late president george h.w. bush. and i think when you look at the way that that contrasts so starkly with president trump, it really comes down to the tone he has set from the top. never apologizing for suggesting that hillary clinton should be jailed. never apologizing for questioning the legitimacy of the nation's first black president. and so, you know, a lot of the civility that the white house has called for that hasn't been shown by the person who currently occupies the

. >>> season two of the chilling adventures of sabrina hasn't even started yet. the streaming giant has ordered 16 additional episodes to be spread out over two more seasons. as the half mortal half witch teenager. the second season begins production in 2019. >>> and pop icon olivia newton john's auto biography is released. that's your eye on entertainment. chris martinez cbs news los angeles. >>> time right now is 4:57. . >>> serena williams has inspired new rules for women's tennis. egw it will help ease theetm >> and a brand new model s tesla caught fire not once but twice in the same day. we've got a live report coming up. six live from the cbs bay area studios. >>> a tesla car ignites not once but twice. >> plus california doctors accused of drug trafficking and we've now learning he may have a and facebook shares its user data. >> good morning everyone it is wednesday december 19th i'm michelle griego. >> good morning i'm kenny choi. it is 5:00 right now as we check traffic and weather we've got some fog advisories in parts of the bay area. jenn will get to

. >> my friend sabrina, i visited her church and i didn't have the greatest experience and actually walkedw ladies who want to call each other. >> i'm going to say i'm sorry. >> there was a lot of stuff my mom told me about him that i need to talk to him to forgive him about it. >> this is heavy. not only agree to do it, but do it on camera. >> hi, guys. how are you? >> i'm good. >> i just want you know if you ever feel like you didn't show up for me as a dad, i want you to know right here right now and i understand that now and i forgive you. >> you can see once she gets that weight off her shoulders, she feels better. >> wanting to apologize to a friend for walking out of a church service. she didn't respond like i thought she would. >> i'm not like -- i'm not upset at all. >> she was worried how he was feeling in the moment. i just want to know if you're okay. >> the common theme here is simple communication. just talk to the people that you love. that's it. >> in this woman's case there wasn't communication. she blamed her dad for things that he may not have been responsible for. >> i'

>> sabrina, how much did these filings on friday change things for the president of the united states president is clearly rattled. and that was evidenced in the tweetstorm where he tried to downplay the contents of these filings, stating there was no smoking gun when there were, in fact, substantial revelations that he should be concerned about. in particular, that the mueller filings stated michael cohen provided the special counsel with information on russian-related matters that is at the core of its investigation. also the revelation that the contacts between the russians and trump's inner circle dated back to the fall of 2015 and not the spring of 2016 as was initially reported. and the other, of course, big question is around this trump tower project in moscow, where cohen's legal team said that when michael cohen provided a false statement to congress about the time line for that project, he was in regular and close contact with the white house and the president's legal team. so that also calls into question in what ways was perhaps the white house trying to obstruct justice,

. >> you know, sabrina, i want to play this clip by rudy guilliani and i want sabrina to respond.ng that the president didn't do anything wrong, but listen to the defense. >> it is not a crime. it is not a crime, george. paying $130,000 to stormy whatever and paying $100,000 to the other one is not a crime. >> did the president -- did donald trump know that michael cohen was pursuing the trump tower in moscow into the summer of 2016? >> according to the answer that he gave it would have covered all the way up to november -- november 2016. he said he had conversations with them about, the president didn't hide this. >> earlier they said the conversations stopped in january of 2016. >> roger stone gave anybody heads up about wikileaks leaks, it is not a crime. it would be like giving him a heads up "the times" is going to print something. this is why this thing is so weird, strange. the crime is conspiracy to hack. collusion is not a crime. it doesn't exist. i know collusion is not a crime. >> remember, he used to be a federal prosecutor, u.s. attorney for the southern district of n

tech is actually beating the market today so it is not sabrina. liz: look at huawei rivals, nokia and -- for those of you who don't know, huawei is the second largest cell phone manufacturer but they also manufacture cell tower technology and the internet technology. as they fall, you have these ones moving higher. hold your thought for a second. you mentioned oil. let me get to phil. weekly inventories fell way more than expected. i think a drawdown of 7.3 million barrels last week, the first supply drop in 11 weeks. what's going on with opec? yesterday they said we're going to cut. >> i know. i think right now, there's two schools of thought on this. one school of thought is they can't get their act together. saudi arabia's coming in saying hey, guys, i want all of you in the opec cartel to cut an equal amount and russia, i want you to cut a substantial two to three million barrels. smaller opec countries are saying wait a second, countries like libya and iran say we are under sanctions here, having a hard time producing, we think you should tak

who say they're going to stick it out throughout the christmas period and into the new year hello sabrina fading. i gather that you've been here for the last week john wright is the first of yeah and you've had a couple of very chilly nights it's pretty cold and you know you need to. go down yesterday and you want everyone to have that's what you need. to stand to to have rash to stand up for it if you're not a little christian now. victor is the government says that these laws are necessary and that this legislation is in line with the sorts of laws that you see in other european union countries and they also point out that amongst ordinary hungary and they still have high popularity rating they won a two thirds majority in parliamentary elections earlier this year. but what opponents of victory over governments say is that in a healthy democracy opposition should be given. and yet the media in this country is largely controlled by victor and his supporters that's why thousands of people went to the state broadcaster on sunday into monday and we saw two opposition m.p.'s forcibly thrown

. >> what it does underscore, sabrina, is how much we still don't know about what the going on behindnes in the mueller investigation. >> right. right now we're dealing with an unnamed company owned by an unnamed foreign country. there is no specific reference to the special counsel's office nor is there really any reference to who is prosecuting this case at all. you know, as both michael and phil point out, there are some signs that could point to russia, but investigators have sort of been looking at this broader web of foreign money that was targeted at both the trump campaign as well as the transition and the presidency in an effort to influence both him as a candidate and then his administration, not just by russia but by as many as half a dozen countries. so there are a lot of possibilities and a lot that we simply don't know at this particular point in time but perhaps we will learn in the coming weeks and months. >> jamie, all of this unfolding on this extraordinary day. we thought michael flynn was going to get his sentence, the prosecution, the special counsel recommending

former high school star sabrina ianescu made history with her 13th triple double. division 1 men's and women's record. >>> and south florida wide receiver mccant's pass connects with felix. marshall wins. >>> and the duke wins, mount zion the finish. >>> and north carolina, flies across the ice, scores, the blue jackets win 2-1. >> excitement there. >> bears and 49ers, anybody in for the upset this sunday? >> no. >> no. no, no. >> eh. >> i'm going with the 49ers. >> >. the silence is deafening. >> nick mullens, biggest win ever. >> we'll be right back. >>> the late show is next. >> our next newscast managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her.resieason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. once daily tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. tresiba® is a long-acting during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headac

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difficult thing to understand is what's going on in other people's minds developmental psychologists like sabrina power and have discovered that children start to develop empathy at a very early age carla is twelve months old with the help of these toys professor power and wants to find out of carla can identify the preferences of other people carl is shown how the man seems fascinated by animals while the woman can't take her eyes off of the cars and that remains the case when the cars and animals switch positions the test is repeated ten times will carla managed to conclude who prefers what asking her directly obviously isn't an option. fortunately there is an alternative in the last part of the test the man now looks at the car and the woman at the animal will that change of preference be visible in karla's visual focus. we can see how she's analyzing events. intensively. she also takes a closer look at the objects. little mind is working away trying to figure out why everything's changed. even the twelve month old babies register a change in preference that always fascinated by the faces. exi

sabrina! come here, you goofball.use) -♪ (closing theme music playing) -(overlapping chatter) -(laughter) whoa! thanks, man. you're, like, my hero. really? huh. ♪ all i want to know is ♪ can you come a little closer? ♪ ♪ the doors are open the wind is really blowing ♪ ♪ the night sky is changing overhead ♪ comedy central central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with trevor noah. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause). >> trevor: thank you, i thank you, welcome to the daily show, thank you for coming out, everybody, take a seat, thank you so much. you are amazing. thank you for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, star of the new movie second act and international superstar jennifer lopez is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) and please, please don't ask her when she is going to marry me, i told you, i'm not ready to settle down. get over it, but first let's catch up on today's headlines. if. >> as we all know, one in three judges in this country is currently working on a

. >> sabrina maine comes in at a time for u.s. china relations.ut striking up trade deal with president trump. will the latest flareup and jeopardize a deal in with the markets reacting pretty negatively this morning what with the fight with china mean politically. justin, thank you for joining us. good morning. do you think donald trump might be thinking he picked the wrong fight with china. >> i don't think donald trump questions himself much. but it's a difficult issue. if you look at different parts of america society republicans who tend to be the core of donald trump supporters are free free-trade supporters and yet republicans give the president remarkably high support as the president. and policies tend to come a little bit secondarily. combine that with consumer sentiment doesn't seem to be down. spending is up. while americans largely support free trade the impact where the potential impact has yet to be felt. and as of now earlier in the year in yesterday's news of the arrest notwithstanding they appear to have and some action. they don

if they pursue legal action against sabrina meng. sabrina being her english name.hat those further actions might be. given the level of how beijing feels agreed to by this is going to jeopardize is already uncertain trade talks? stephen: they could. obviously the markets have been seeing it that way because we had a tenuous truce coming out of g20 with xi jinping and donald trump. lo and behold, when they were having dinner, this arrest happened. we heard from robert lighthizer saying these are separate issues and it is not the -- the huawei is not one that he is dealing with, he believes it is a notinal justice case i'm a a trade rectification matter. they will say the right things but as far as beijing is concerned, they have always complained about which voice do they have to listen to from the united states on policy whether it is the president or whether it is congress, now the judicial system, they will probably lump them all together. a great deal of uncertainty further complicated by this huawei case. stephen engle with the latest in hong kong. coming up, w

and with trey von martin the big hero in that story are his parents sabrina and tracy her voice cracked and said don't forget about my son and hearing her voice over and over is what drove that protest. >> the first thing i knew about that case was this image of him on horseback and then this horrific image of george zimmerman and the mug shot so the first time a black family has won the early media war that he was a good kid. they go to vacation where there is snow he should be respected and look at the monster and over time the imaging started to change so now we try to change but that was fascinating to see that happen. we talked about the police and it's incredibly important but also your loves and relationships and this relationship that works out and then ends because you choose it to end then another relationship and in relation to your current relationship i am attracted to studs if you don't know the lingo what is a stud studs right now a masculine center people born as women the masculine has taken over that queer or narrative world i knew i was attracted to masculine as him f

. >> the chilling adventures of sabrina cast a fun spell. >> it's dark and i like how dark it got. >>re our secret weapon. >> and pose struck a cord too. >> i think everyone should watch it. it's incredible. >> real beauty is on the inside. >> so is your colon and it's packed with crabs. >> they did a show about big mouth, which was about teenagers coming of age, puberty and it was just hilarious. >> captain, incoming. >> star trek discovery, unbelievable. brilliant. brillia brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. >> this doesn't work. >> worse case of our imitating life, sasha baron cohen. drop the gun. >> it was way too close to home. when satire becomes reality it's no longer funny. >> i support israel but not this kind of stuff. >> quit looking meat, dan. >> i'm just checking to see if i had any calls. got it. >> worse second act roseanne returned with massive ratings until a racist tweet she apologized for but got the boot anyw anyway. >> oh, roseanne, please can i have talk about her. can i have a moment of silence for roseanne. >> other showed faired better while still taking off sens

reporter: this move is being described as unprecedented canadian authorities have arrested huawei's cfo, sabrina meng at the request of the united states. they want meng to appear at a federal court in new york as the u.s. government looks into whether huawei violated iranian sanctions. the bail hearing is tentatively set for friday huawei says the company has been provided very little information regarding the charges and is not aware of any wrongdoing by ms. meng the spokesperson added that huawei complies with laws and regulations everywhere it operates the chinese have also condemned the move saying through the embassy in canada that they firmly oppose this move and called it a gross violation of human rights the timing is raising questions about the u.s.'s intentions. canadian officials say meng was arrested on december 1st, the same day that presidents trump and xi were sitting down for din tore work out a trade deal the speculation is that this is a warning from the united states that it is serious about china changing underhanded practices some u.s. business executives say the tactic cou

sabrina says she's out there and says good morning, steve.aid it's been chilly, i would agree, i was close i was in arunda sunday morning. you get the cloud cover and you get the cloud cover, the low is far away, 250 miles. we're getting the overrun ahead of us. there's a lot of cloud cover but not enough to juice things up here. look for rain to develop later this afternoon and into tomorrow night and tomorrow morning, it might be good, but right now it's cloudy and cool, a few isolated snow shower, up towards chester and quincy and susanville. they watch up there sometimes. they do, and there's flurries, and even in the north coast, there's more clouds and rain, they've had a lot of, we had a lot of it snow and it's cloudy and cold, that's the way it looks here, east wind and northeast wind. it's due east at oakland, and it's at 25, to 30 miles per hour, and it's just when you have that in place, the lawyers of the atmosphere in the lower levels, it's dry. now, it's getting closer and it will start to work its way, did the layers of the atm

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meng wanzhou, also known as sabrina here, will be appearing at a court in vancouver at 1:00 p.m. eastern standard time she faces extradition to the united states as part of a broader effort by the u.s. to see whether or not huawei violated iranian sanctions the canadian authorities have been sharing few details so far the chinese foreign ministry also has said that neither the u.s. nor canada has provided beijing with evidence that meng had broken any law this arrest threatens to hamper the trade talks between the u.s. and china, mainly because here it's being viewed as a political decision however white house officials overnight had said that president trump was not aware of the arrest of meng before he went to negotiations with president xi jinping while meng is away, the chairman, liang hua, as acting cfo. the company has been doing everything it can to convince suppliers and customers that it's business as usual so the company issued a letter today to its global suppliers saying the u.s. move was against the spirit of free economy and fair competition it also went on to say r

authorities in vancouver have arrested huawei's cfo, her name is meng wanzhou and is also known as sabrinaeng u.s. officials want meng to appear at a federal court in new york as part of their investigation into whether huawei had violated iranian sanctions. her bail hearing is tentatively set for friday the news has sent shockwaves through the business community here because meng is not just any old senior executive, she's the daughter of huawei's founder, ren zhengfei. so that has raised yao brow ey. the timing is also questioned. people have been checking out the date because canadian officials say she was arrested on december 1st, the exact same day that president trump and president xi were sitting down for dinner to work out the trade deal over the weekend. so that's been raising a lot of speculation here that perhaps this is a message from the u.s. government to china as well as itse its companies that they need to abide by certain international standards and stop with what washington believes are unfair trade practices. huawei issued a statement about meng saying the company has be

congratulations to sabrina ionescu... from miramonte high school in orinda.n ncaa record for women and men with her 13th career triple-doubltoday ionescu finished with 17 points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists for the... the junior all-america guard broke the record with her 10th rebound during the fourth quarter.... oregon also beat air force... 82-36 (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. (pam) saint nick is a jolly fellow ... no matter his age. this santa claus is 95. he visited william penn elementary school in bakersfield today .... to read to kids. the man inside the santa suit is jack hood. and he first stepped foot inside this school 90 -years ago in 1928 ... when he was just five- years old. now, he is spreading christmas joy to other students there. (pam) came back.">(pam) hood attended william penn elementary until sixth g

and i'm peter stone with all your sporting creating a rock star welcome for sabrina william. show you how she fit in the first big match of the season. but first sound is there has obtained video showing saudi agents taking what's suspected to be the remains of jamal khashoggi into the house of the saudi consul general in istanbul the washington post columnist was killed soon after he went into the consulate on october the second pool chatterjee and reports. it's been three months since the murder of. and his body still hasn't been found but this video could throw more light on the sequence of events after he was killed the pictures appear to show members of the saudi hit team carrying bags thought to contain his remains into the saudi consul general residence you can't believe these things happen in embassies or consul generals things but but of course they are control of all that control will in that saudi property saudi land the local police can't really do very much about it and of course they wouldn't and then magine for one minute the were actually listening to what was

sabrina rodriguez for politico. my question is to check grassley on the senate finance committee. where do you see things headed? as time passes with the china trade war and looking at the effect that it will have on farmers in iowa, do you see him moving away from trump on that or continuing to stick with him? expert on the an finance committee jurisdiction issues. i am a grassy expert. from iowa. -- grassley expert from iowa. grassley has been pretty vocal against the president trade policies as it pertains to the agriculture industry in iowa. especially as chairman of the finance committee, i do not expect that to change. in terms of health care policy, in terms of tax policy, he has pretty much been lockstep in line with what the administration has been proposing, but i think it is on that issue of trade where you are going to see the potential of fissures. the president likes tariffs. while orrin hatch was critical of how the administration pursuant to certain trade policies, he does not have that in state home constituency. all is why we have seen these other farm state repu

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congratulations to sabrina ionescu... from miramonte high school in orinda. set an ncaa record for women and men with her 13th career triple-double today ionescu finished with 17 points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists for the... the junior all-america guard broke the record with her 10th rebound during the fourth quarter.... oregon also beat air force... 82-36 coming up on kron4 sports at 10, we'll check in with the sharkies... highlights from the tank until then, more news after the break (grant) one tough grandma showed off her self-defense skills when the subway restaurant where she works was targeted by robbers. and it was all caught on camera. mario diaz has the story. guadalupe rojas/employee:"do you need any salt, pepper or vinegar ma'am?"guadalupe rojas has worked with subway for 6 years.guadalupe rojas/employee: "cucumbers and what else?"in english or spanish...guadalupe rojas/employee:"sal, pimienta?" she builds to please.guadalupe rojas/employee:"any chips or a drink?"but on september 22nd... the bitter taste of crime was served at her store along west

sabrina hi how you doing. i gather that you've been here for the last week right the first of this time and you've had a couple of very chilly nights it's pretty cold and you know you need to. go down yesterday i do want everyone to have the support you need. to stand just to have rushed to stand up for it this is not a democracy now it's victorious and the government says that these laws are necessary and that this legislation is in line with the sorts of laws that you see in other european union countries. well schools and universities have been suspended in sudan's capital after eight people died in protests against rising food and fuel prices demonstrations spread to khartoum on thursday and there's a state of emergency in place in the cities of outs and get a riff protesters are angry about inflation now at nearly seventy percent one of the wilds highest the sudanese economy has struggled since the independence of south sudan in twenty eleven when it lost the majority of its oil output. african-americans

. >> sabrina rodriguez from politico. my question is to chuck grassley and senate finance committee. where do you see things headed? he has lined up with trump often and shown hope in trump's trade policy. but as time passes with the china trade war and looking at the effect it will have on farmers in iowa, do you see him moving away from trump on that or continuing to stick with him? >> i am not an expert on finance committee jurisdiction issues -- >> you are a grassley expert. >> that's true. from iowa. but i think that grassley's been pretty vocal against the president's trade policies as it pertains to the agriculture industry in iowa. especially as chairman of the financial committee, i don't expect that to change. in terms of healthcare policy, in terms of tax policy, he's been lockstep in line with what the administration's been proposing. i do think it's on that issue of trade where you're going to see the potential of most fissures between grassley and the president because as the president declared on twitter la

. >> michael cohen, sabrina, managed to say that he takes full responsibility for his crimes, but ate, implicating the president of the united states today. so what is his strategy now? >> michael cohen is someone who just over a year ago said he would take a bullet for the president. but a lot can change in just over a year. and i think what michael cohen learned is that when it comes to this president, loyalty is a one-way street. and sources close to michael cohen, they told me he's been -- he's felt abandoned by this president. he first was disappointed not to get a job in this administration and then when these legal troubles mounted, he felt like the president left him out to dry, also trying to undermine his character in several tweets that michael cohen himself and i think that, you know, it's certainly safe to say you have to take some of michael cohen's comments about going down this dark path because his blind loyalty to trump with a grain of salt. there are several crimes he committed that he was charge ared for that have nothing to do with the president. but he also had

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who say they're going to stick it out throughout the christmas period and into the new year hello sabrina hi how you doing. i gather that you've been here for the last week that right is the first of yeah and you've had a couple of very chilly nights it's pretty cold and you know you need to. go down yesterday i do want everyone to have just what you need. to stand to to have rash to stand up for it if you're not a little christian now. victorious the government says that these laws are necessary and that this legislation is in line with the sorts of laws that you see in other european union countries and they also point out that amongst ordinary hungary and they still have high popularity rating they won a two thirds majority in parliamentary elections earlier this year but why. opponents of victory over government say is that in a healthy democracy opposition demands should be given. and yet the media in this country is largely controlled by viktor or and his supporters that's why thousands of people went to the state broadcaster on sunday into monday and we saw two opposition m.p.'s fo

sabrina hi how you doing. i gather that you've been here for the last week. and you've had a couple of very chilly nights it's pretty cold and you know you need to. go down yesterday i do want everyone to have the support you need. to stand to have rushed to stand up for it this is not a little question now it's victoria's the government says that these laws are necessary and that this legislation is in line with the sorts of laws that you see in other european union countries. voter turnout was low in togo after calls by opposition and religious leaders for a boycott of parliamentary elections at least four people have been killed during protests in the capital no may and other cities. has more. after weeks of deadly anti-government protests in togo election day in the tiny west african country was calm under a heavy military presence. we're much of everything is quiet but the atmosphere is not comforting. opposition parties called for a boycott after their demands through regional mediators were not met they were convinced the vote was rigged by the ruling

who say they're going to stick it out throughout the christmas period and into the new year hello sabrina hi how you doing. i gather that you've been here for the last week and the right is the first of this time and you've had a couple of very chilly nights it's pretty cold and you know you need to. go down yesterday i do want everyone to have that's what you need. to stand to to have rash to stand up for it if you're not a little christian now it's victoria's the government says that these laws are necessary and that this legislation is in line with the sorts of laws that you see in other european union countries now the widening global wealth gap has spot social unrest in many parts of the world that's raising particular concerns in thailand after one survey named the country as having the biggest disparity one percent of the population there controls more than sixty six percent of the country's wealth scott had reports from the capital bangkok. even though the physical distance between thailand's rich and poor can be small for two it's just a matter of metres the wealth gap between th

sabrina and maryland. good morning -- sabrina in maryland. good morning.aller: i would like to piggyback on a few things. the first thing i would like to say is the -- the lady that commented about bond, no bond, i don't think that is a very educated thought. give everybody know bond that committed a crime and they had to wait until they ended up in court. maryland, it could be a year waiting to go to court. why would you want somebody to be not bonded out where they could do another heinous crime. with no bond, that doesn't make any sense. host: the point the caller was making that somebody who was wealthy enough to pay the bond could be out where the other person had to stay in jail and she did not think that was fair. caller: i understand that and that is true. that is the luck of the draw. you have some people go to bales men.t -- bails women can be sentimental. we can witness another woman cry and say she could have been out with her babies. again, you did the crime. what goes along with it? bail. if it were not that serious, you could be let out on y

separates about or connected to that, there have been rumors thatperhaps sabrina meng, is our englishpassports. we know she had a chinese and a hong kong passport. officials -- quashed rumors she had more than one vote -- more than one valid passport in each country. david: thank you, for the latest on huawei. we are down across asia. have a look at the msci asian-pacific. lunch break in hong kong, flat. let's flip the board quickly. coming off lows of the day, reversing that on the news. it is a heavy newsday. the pmatel resigning as economic council. brexit playing out as well. do not forget we have that delay of the vote. prime minister theresa may on her way to the netherlands and to berlin as well. yvonne: bloomberg daybreak: europe coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ g. ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology. qualcomm strikes back. after licensing fees, the chipmaker when the battle in court to ban the sale of some iphones in china. plus, it turns out uber and lyft filed to go public last week. just who will win the race to the public marke

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