saed abukarsh of ark capital. that chart speaks volumes about a reach for yield. saed: absolutely. amount of money in japan is tremendous and what you have seen is japan effectively play the kerry game, jgb versus treasuries. ironically, as yields become depressed, you see piling into more treasuries so this isn't going to change anytime soon, especially since we haven't seen any inflation numbers out of japan, so the bank of japan is unlikely to change policy in the medium-term or next year or the year after that, barring an inflationary surge in the u.s. in that sense, we will see increasingly more investment from japan into treasuries, and even into equities. nejra: i need a yes or no answer from you, but is that reach for yield going to support the dollar in 2020? if you look for the yield play, the fact is we have seen issuance out of the u.s. into euros. we've seen purchases of dollars across the board, simply as a funding vehicle. it remains the superior trade, so overall, not in the short-term. in the medium-term, we see dollar support on the differential. we will see dolla

that was the bulwark, part of sa dec, the better part of sa dec. anyway, then what happened? i had the longest time in vietnam, about 13 years. i went back to the states. i came out again. see john paul. a second fielder force. i said, i really like to go to work for you. i speak some vietnamese now. all right, he says, fine, but i will tell you one thing. this was working with the military at the same time. military, you have to get your hair cut. get the haircut. you can't have this long hair. you saw the picture of the long hair. it is not there yet. , the othere says thing, you have to stop being such a smartass. wantback on monday and i to hear what you have to say. i came on monday and said, here i am, sir, i'm ready to talk about the job. i didn't tell you to get your head shaved. the hair is anr, easy thing to deal with, but the thing about being a smartass is much more difficult. he laughed. [laughter] he says, fine. special forces were up there at the time. that was at the rubber plantations near the cambodian border. there were b-52 strikes on the horizon. i saw al

so here we are, let us be blunt, you were thrown out of the sas, britain's special forces, because ofhich you and a friend acquired some explosive and went a bit freelance. no, i acquired the explosives, but you were being taught to blow up as much as possible by the sas with as little as possible, and at the end of every day i was quite good at it so i had a lot left over. i thought, pity to give it back to the queen, you know. put it in the boot. so two months later, the boot of my car was full—up with explosives. so when this guy came up with an offer to protect castle combe in wiltshire, the prettiest village, voted as such, being ruined by 20th century fox. so we planned to blow up the dam, which they had made this lovely river into a big lake forfilming, and yes, i was thrown out of the sas for misuse... yes, let's be honest, you went a bit rogue. you undertook a freelance operation, and they took a very dim view of it. but the point of the story, in a way, is that there you were, pretty much penniless, newly married, now without a military career. you thought the way through th

earlier this month newsome announced sa cities and jurisdictions in california would be able to apply for hundreds of millions of dollars in emergey funds. the state also dedicated a additional billion in its 2019 2020 budget, the fighting homelessness back to ken and catherine all right,thank you allan, new details tonight after a strong typhoon barreled through the ceral philippines on christmas eve. >>the death toll from the disaster has now climbed to at least 28 people 12 people are still missing. these are the tbreaking images from the aftermath of typhoon fa phone. thousands of peoe we forced to flee their homes devastatinchristmas celebrations in th predominantly catholic country. more th 15,000 passengers were stranded at aiports at the peak of holiday travel. the typhoon flooded low-lying villages wiped out homes and power lines and lead to dangers landslides 30 year ago 6.9 rthquake center near loma prieta in the santa cruz mountains slap 63 people dead and caused billionsof dollars in damage in the bay area. but whaif the shake alert warning systemwas in place back then in

to approve the articles before sending it over to the full house for a final vote and charming other sa the idea is that this will all passed through the committee by e end of is week and head over to the house for a full vote. next week befe christmas live in washington, i'm anna warning keep back to you ok tnk you very much an a. 6 oh 2 right now a look at weather and traffic that we can see of it anyway. this rning john it's not a very. >>good luck guys it's very foggy out there across the bay area we are seeing bits of berkeley but not so much out towards the coast. and if you look really close you can see the top the sales first tower out there, but fog has settled right into the bay so has resultein some visibility issues thus far this morning being just take it slow urge you to get to roads visibility

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groups so what's behind this upsurge in violence and how will the international community secure the sa this is insight to get. to. the a clone welcome to the program back to the crisis in west africa region appears to be getting worse at a meeting on monday the u.n. security council express alarm over the recent increase in violence and called on governments to provide more help they're ready for a french u.n. african troops in the region yet despite this the sa is vast area that runs between 5 countries has seen a shop rise in attacks by i saw an al-qaeda linked groups hundreds of people have been killed and many more forced to seek safety in camps became a fossil madi any share have suffered some of the worst attacks against a miniseries including one last week that killed 71 soldiers from the share regional leaders have also held meetings this week appealing for greater international help but will that be enough will bring in our guests in just a moment but 1st this report from the trees in bomb a coal mine. these desperate times to africa have legion armed groups are inflicting hea

we're going to have more of the sa on into wednesday. so a nice easy forecast finay after what was not such an easy forecast last daytime highs today, although we do have a few spots working their way back up into the low 60's today burlingame you'll be a 58 for the daytime high along with foster city redwood name a few spots at that same temperatu san jose e of our 60 degree day time highs, one of them just a few of them pleasanton livermore double and near 60 but holding on to the upper 50's like you'll feel in oakland conquered in walnut creek all degrees sonoma and napa your each at 60 right anta rosa. ell, some mid 50's out along the coastline, a breakdown ofyour next 7 daysshows temperatures in the low 60's for each of your first 3 days of 2020 wednesday thursday and friday. really our only chance of rainfall fromhis point out is a possible shower on friday, the couple the sprinkles we're seng this morning. robiall right, thank you john checking in on traffic a peak of the bay bridge ll plaza all thank you whoever pan the camera ov

kind for someone else, helping to spread festive cheer and happiness throughout the village —— secret sahout the village —— secret santa. butjust who is behind this random act of kindness?” santa. butjust who is behind this random act of kindness? i haven't a clue. a very kind person, whoever it is. i think it is an elderly person who has done it. and thank you very much. a lot of people talk about secret santa, but we can't divulge exactly who it is because we're not 100% sure. i think exactly who it is because we're not 10096 sure. i think it is absolutely wonderful. we need a lot of kindness in this world today. and if this village can have it, good on you, sport. so the mystery continues. but if you live in kegworth keep looking, you might just if you live in kegworth keep looking, you mightjust find a little gift of happiness. holly hamilton, bbc news. if you know anything get in touch. do you know who that secret santa is in kegworth? coming up at six o'clock on breakfast, lousie minchin and dan walker will have more all the day's news, business, and sport. this is the briefing fro

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those of you along the 80 corridor al having pick back up south baconditions starting to die down for sa jose there are some avy isolated spots and ere, but the heaviest of infall has worked its way out towards the a fo his in the diablo is just east of the city of sa jose so we have lines of heavy rainfall that are pushing their way into the bay area today they'll be interspersed by dry nditions at times by 11:00am it looks pretty quiet and then a litte bit later in the morning out reay early afternoon here by to 03:00pm you start to seethat rainfall picking back up mostly moderate to light this afternoon though not going to be nears heavy as what we have been seng throughout the cose of your morning fothe latter part of the day today evening hours we dry out and by thursday and friday we're continuously dry for a couple of days at least 40's nd 50's for your current temperatur, it's a mild start to the day oakland you're at 52 right now berkeley and san francisco, each of 50 degrees nor ba temperatures not in the 30's were in the 40's this morning, some morning tempratures are more mil

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sa story to there is a trial and the republican controlled senate judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler he laid out the 2 articles that chae the president with committing high crimes and misdemears. >>president trump enged in an unprecedented categoral and indiscriminate defiance of e impeachment inquiry. we must be clear. no one, no even the president that is above the law that is exactly what president trump did when he solicited and pressured ukraine to interfere in our 2020 pridential election. >>in response. some republicans e blasting day's anuncement as a political move that called it an embarrassment to congss gop leaders are attacking the speed with which democrats and democratsonducted the investigation in just over 2 months. we would never be here if they pd attention to the facts of the hearings this is not day that america will be history will write that that anybody wants to repeat. >>things are moving quickly. the judiciary committee, we know they're going to take up the impeachment articles tomorrow night with voting on the 2 articles expected thursday, then it mo

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but whether it succeeds depends on how they take it forward. t and i sas to the secretary general ando the ambassadors when i left is, if the unit nations is gonna be successful, it has to change with the tim. they have to start talking about things that are uncomfortable to talk aboutt they have k about what maduro is doing in venezuela. they have to talk aboutio a miplus uyghurs in concentration camps in china. they havto talk about these things they don't want to talk about. to continue to talk about decades-old issues as if they'rt releoday is what makes people doubt >> well, i'm glad ntioned the uyghurs and venezuela, maduro. human rights was a focus of ambassador.you were u.n. and i wonder, what helped you decide to make human rights a focus? >> i think i strongly believe that every single person deserves human dignity. and what i saw was, a government doesn't treat its people well, conflict will follo and so if we defend human rights, it's prevention you can look at what happened with the arab spring. you can look at syria. started with a group of teenagers that just spray-pain

we dot have any reason to believe right now that theoney is no turning mike dan represents >>he sa part of the reason ms. for entitled to le claims have se yeto do so and the deadline is approaching december 31th, we believe there's basically about a 100,000 people roughly. pg me andentitled to file inst those grains. so far we've seen about 70,000 of those claims it's hard to tell a one percentage of the 30,000 who have tubs victims. d the claims are more likely camp victims. regardless how many claims end up being filed danko hopes a procere will be set to offer settlements within months of the plan being approved not years. we do have people who are basically still living in tents on their burned out lots in harvey's and trailers, some of these people are essentially homeless we need to get mon to them a if that's what they want. so that's kind of one of the things that we're really working on addition to a federal in bankruptcy judge california governor gavin newsome must also sign off on this wildfi plan a the ovell bankruptcy plan. sp>>dan kerman kron 4 news. >>another california

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sedwick sa better to file now than miss your chance. claims can be filed electronically or brought into a handful of p g service centers again that deadline 05:00pm on tuesday. dan kerman kron 4 news. we money tonight, riders will have to pay more in some cases in 2020 to rie ac transit agencies bumping the. >>transbay bus lines by $0.50 starting wednesday. the re increase ll impact more than 14,0 peop who use e service mostly going to work in san francisco, we spoke to a w riders abt the fare increase they say the keeps going up ey simply won't be able to ride anymore. >>an is an army of having up to paid full price now it impact a lot of people day day becau not that many people i like extra $0.5to >>ac transit officials say the increase is needed to pay for a 5 year plan aiming to ease the overcrowdi and reduce congestion on the bay bridge transit officials say they are coing up on the second of the year of this pn. the secon year of this plan i should sa and they have already added 78. >>a new double. >>a 78 seat double decker bus a

we have seen the ban of sa selling vaping products across the bay area. in the state that's really sprheading this and making sure that they ban e cigarette sales and the whole reason palo alto really wants to get this in their passion about is because they want to make sure that tse don't end up in the hands of a children's this is the biggest concern for them, they said that right now they believe there's a huge of a pea epidemic. the city council on monday staff began looking into it researing a potential. used toiscourage teens from vaping you go beyond and the banning of the berkeley aping pducts in rtar stores. that we've seen you know in san francisco and aot of other cities in the bay are a lot that they're they said they for sure we're going to enact the same vape banthe santa clara county has passed november for the unincorporated pts of the countythe ban is slated to take effect in the county and discussion we're definitely going to continue to follow get the opinion of people because it's something that groundbreaking you know vaping is someth

things she looks for are attributes she might also have nana conti was the head of the german midwife sas association when she was in charge what the nazis called and worth the life had to be reported. to with a purpose can. that man that children born with disabilities had to be killed. these are processes my great grandmother was responsible for with us. that is so cruel that you get goosebumps. even now. leo conti you must not conscious and innocence grand uncle and that is subduction or he took part in human experiments and this new rant about her and just this past when she was 14 but she only began looking into trees simply when right wing populist ideas started getting ground in germany like many families nissen's mostly kept silent about the past and this and this part of a group led by peter began event which brings together descendants of nazi offenders that holocaust survivors his jewish grandparents were probably shot by hunger in nazis he says this picture of them has always been the carrier of his family's sadness the nazi past is still a taboo in many families he says. perp

you can't deny they have not measured climate change on these natural i did sas tor disasters. to start building a more proactive policy towards aid greszing natural disasters. it means more resiliency models for cities affected by rising tides, changing weather, and listen, 2019 was a tough year in terms of risk. 2020 is going to be significant, and we have to build proactive strategies to address it now. >> jonathan, thank you for breaking it down by the numbers. >> thanks, martin. >> coming up at the top of the hour while on holiday break, president trump ponders his impeachment trial strategy and attacks the whistle-blower. mom, why do we always come here for the holidays? how did you find great-grandma's recipe? we're related to them? we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian? grandpa, can you tell me the story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. ♪ this is the epson no more buying cartridges.. big ink tanks. lots of ink. print about... this many pages. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... oh no.

jonesould also, like sa's and amos, go on to lead accomplished careers in the fbi. special agents lewis and arrow -- barrow opened doors for one of today's panelists, dr. john d. glover. thank you, sir, for being with us. the first we heard earlier -- i am going to repeat again because we are -- because they are of the utmost significance. first african-american assistant special agent in charge in the bureau history, newark, 1976. first african-american special agent in charge, milwaukee, 1979, and atlanta in 1980. first assistant director of the inspection division in 1982. and first african-american executive assistant director, administration -- having achieved that rank and position in 1986. thank you, sir, dr. glover, for all you have done. [applause] paul: separately and tragically, on january 8, 1969, special agent edmund art woodruff became the first african-american agent to lose his life in the line of duty, while in pursuit of a fugitive here in the d.c. area. this anniversary gives us the opportunity to remember and hold closely in our thoughts sa woodr

world's most powerful women by forbes magazine — alongside the bosses of general motors, ibm and banco saer. let's put this in context though. this year the number of women running america's top companies hit a record high of 33. but that's still only around 6%. the number of female board members of companies around the world has almost doubled in the last decade — but still, on average just 20% of board directors are women. according to research by the bank credit suisse — gender diversity is good for business — with companies with both male and female directors outperforming male—only—run companies. also figuring on the forbes list today will be ursula von der leyen — as of this month the first woman to head up the european commission. as the first woman to be president of the commission, every member will have a gendered balanced cabinet. for the very first time. and by the end of our mandate we will have gender equality at all levels of management for the very first time and this will change the face of the commission. kat usita is senior economist at the official monetary and financi

more on this bushfire as of joined now by journalist raja may not in sydney raja sites for joining us sa was of australian stranded on beaches to escape these fall is do they have enough food and water are they getting any help at all. well it's difficult to say the least i think food supplies in that have to be flown in and a water supply is to eat because these people totally cuddle for the moment it's really been a horrid day in australia fires have raged right from east get slammed up to the south sydney south wales the following is stretched an estimated 500 kilometers it's the day started almost early enough in the molecule to the down and victoria the small country town which is inhabited by a lot of tourists at this time of year in the middle of summer they will work on a breakfast and by sirens sounding an alarm people woke to up a black evening 8 o'clock in the morning but sky those who turn to a deep bridge and there's the bushfires hatred towards town full 1000 people fled to the beach to escape what they feared was going to be a of a fiery end but fortunately at the very las

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to sas in simple mind on your mobile and free. music course. german. boeing's 737 max is now officially in an extended holding top production of the best seller jet will be suspended boeing says regulators continued grounding off the plane left of little choice profits will take a nosedive and not only have here across maker customers the airlines are affected too. also coming up more strikes over my calls new pension plans in france how will our solve the crisis which threatens to spoil christmas for many french holiday makers. this is business asia your updates on asian and global business news on the w m d out of us welcome we start in the u.s. where across make a boeing will halt production of the 737 max in january that's the 1st such production pause in more than 2 decades boeing says the continue grounding off the plane by regulators set to reach far into next year left it no choice the phrase by one of the largest u.s. exporters will impact suppliers airlines and financiers across the globe as well as the u.s. economy on the whole aircraft in t

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our business reporter leisha sa ntorelli joins me now.that clip from one business, this idea that the christmas spending splurge will help lift the sales that might have been not quite as much as they would have wa nted not quite as much as they would have wanted through the year? that's right. the lead up on this past weekend in particular, it is one of the busiest trading periods. we have seen a bleak picture of the past six months of the retail trading landscape. thousands of shops are closed on the uk high streets. we are seeing this happen because of a couple of reasons. people are increasingly shifting towards online shopping rather than going to brick and mortar shops. we have seen the value of the high street for the year since 2015. and of course there are things hanging over consumer sentiment, like brexit. but now that uncertainty has been lifted somewhat by the decisive victory by the conservative party, it seems consumers have more confidence to go out and spend money on this christmas period. some people will look at this an

they he been canceled a spokesperson sa these for about 3 years now one writer says these changes are necessary. >>spreadingthis society put me see if i'm on >>i'm mara, sketch arms. not too weight put a be ever mass that's put me that's >>the da says they hope these changes will allow rides to take more direct routes to their destinations. they'r also offering frerides through tuesd you can find a link to the list of new routes on our wsite kron 4 dot com. if you are taking part this week here is the schedule on new year's eve, bart trains, we'll run into 03:00am a lot of peoe will head into san francisco to watch the fireworks show antioch enrichment rains will skipthe embarcadero stop montgomery will be your station. dublin in warm springs. those stions will sky heading to san francisco. skip montgomery for them the emrcadero will be your station new year's day that service will begin at 8 o'clock in the morning. so though take a break between 3, 8, scary moments in the skies for the university of kansas men's basketball team, the plane. actually d to make an emergency landing at m

so i think what phil said is right in the sense that know how to evaluate a sas company and when you have a something or customarysy then you e, have -- sort of a burden of proof. especially at this magnitude. even if $47 billion wasn't the right number you're talking about a very large very large a transaction so i think sadly the metrics were all on hand and are now all public. phil, have they come out and said we don't want to be overvalued an tech company, would this thing have gone through? >> i think it woof been but at the same time they probably would not have been able to raise the cash as a private company. story when they got started 10 odd years ago was going ey really were to use technology -- it kept the eye off the ball of this traditional real estate company. what this brings to the forefront is there is going be a slew of enterprise companies that are formerly and comparable with great margins and revenue growth and hopefully profitability as well, that the markets will get excited about. >> we fast forward this to present day. the cost cut measures that you've seen

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th tishe is video tweeted by sa francisco resident michael shade. he says he was there with family. he says he left the volcano about 20 minutes before it erupted. white island is a hot spot for tourists. it's believed there are many nationalities among the dead and hajured.authorities believe fewt n 50 people were on the island or nearby when the volcano erupted. one of the dead has been confirmed as a young and energetic tour guide for white island tours. the company has taken down their website saying they're experiencing an emergency. >>> in san francisco we are learning more about an officer-involved shooting in the mission district. a police spokesman told the chronicle that police were responding to a burglary saturday morning. ey approached a possible suspect who struck the th alassffic bottle. police shot the was taken toma the hospital with li threatening injuries. s >officer is ok east after a ucay berkeley making racist and sex statements. the student was questioning whether both groups should have rights. in the video he uses a slur against lbgtq students. cal responded

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the end of an era, a popular sa fransco show is closing its curtains for good.>>i'm sorry see it go and i wi it would last forever, nothing lasts forever. but those people who got to your the luckones you always have a memory of it. >>it is an end to an era and a san francisco staple. the show beach blanket babylon will close its curtains for good on new year's eve. after more than 17,000 performances over 45 years. it is the longest running mucal revue in the world and a huge toist destination in the city kron four's tailored the psac ii has details. >>magical it's like the golden gate bridge or coit tower. you know it's a part of the fabric of the city, it's become the san franciscotraditn over blanket babylon started as a street performance in from his home in north beach is club from ghazi since opening day on june 7th 1974 decad later they're closing the curtains r good with its last show on new year's eve. and that's a real big deal there isn't anybody else in the world broadway london. >>you know we'vebeen to london and nobody has >>john coming on he has

hiker the man who died has been identified as a 28 year-old from minnesota kron four's justine waltman sa the national park service is calling this a rare event and says muir woods safe for visitors call is dangers yet to look out for when you're in the wilderness visitors wentarwood's the beautiful and majestic redwood trees greeted them as well as sections of trails closed. >>they didn't really say much. this sayssomething happened in the forest and. e loss life. >>on christs eve, the park service says 3 visitors for hiking on a trail when a tr fell without warning. one man escaped without injury and woman s injured by falling debris and the 3rd man died that's really unfortunate that he lost his life enjoying beautifuarea. >>the marine county coroner has identified the man wh died as 28 year-olsue brody do top of minnesota. his linked page put some working at a tech company based in cupertino the park serve caled what happened an isolated incident. >>writing in a statement. the tree fell of natural unknown causes following a persistent series owinter storms over the last week and a hal