shaw. >> second. >> is that? >> borden. >> thank you, director borden. there is no public comment at this time. go ahead for roll call vote. borden. >> aye. >> forbes. >> aye. >> john baptiste. >> aye. >> lipkin. >> aye. >> shaw. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair gee. >> yes. >> there are seven ayes. item 11 is approved. >> at this time the board is scheduled to go into closed section. 9456.8. we have not received any indication the public wishes to comment. they have an opportunity to do so now. >> i am not seeing any hands raised. do we expect any action out of this closed session? >> i am not expecting any report out of this closed session. >> for our public members you are welcome to hang out until we report out or you are welcome to leave. thank you for joining us today. mr. secretary, we will adjourn to closed >> we are back in session. item 16 announcement of closed session. >> item 15. conference of real property negotiators regarding the parcel of the development. it is noted the agenda. there is no action to report. >> thank you

>> this is director shaw. thank you very much. this is very helpful to break it down the way you did. the question i have for you what are your thoughts about the resignation of david kim, secretary kim? who do you think will replace him? any thoughts? he was a very big supporter of transit. i think he will really be missed. i wondered what your thoughts were there? >> great question. he is stepping down. the information is he wants to spend more time with his family in virginia. no one can fault that. i can't imagine having family on the other side of the nation. we are hearing different rumors there. are a lot of people interested in the job. to be clear about that. some of the names are worthwhile. others make you do a double take. the governor is open-minded in his hiring. doesn't matter if people are from california or outside the state. one of the things we want to make sure we are deputies. today's deputies can be tomorrow's cabinet secretaries. i think there is great internal hires. what we heard yesterday the governor is

no shaw a. hm. i sure. so i'm hiding away to me so on maybe i think your wish you know make some sorry because we have to talk to my parents. i think he's a good looking and i barely know him so apparently so no more to you know to talk to some strangers. i i hold him out because you would go hunting job. very small. oh, well go mamma short showing on the hall mama, which shall all be to pagan montoya, which i hope i'm sure now. and so to be inside the video just in case the woman motion shut off. okay. she's got a whole meltdown. you just don't wall. what was, what was your mother you are just was in charge and they went on like how with showing which can probably do coming out all i wish you all to bob thomas. all which are even in place for tomorrow to where you get the new york for new isn't going to give it hadn't with the whole claim or creek. oh mama felicia most will call me or call me cliff will need billing any help. so you want me to call you and billing any whole social was so you want me to cal

shaw my jaw out, but for sure. let me get a cleaning out. he's our dr. young lady. i'm up on the bottom logo. sure, sure, sure. tropi. sad. oh, book a book. no. with was outdoor late or late. the late. oh, a i talked to my mom after my mom say, oh, it's not true. he is not go boyfriend. my mom just said why, just a stranger bringing someone who is not book your boyfriend. why just did this? and i just said, oh, if you put me a lot next few years, i think i will really take some why. know who is not my boyfriend in case? it's not a fault that people no matter. i guess the people will feel offensive really? yes. yes. we can do it by the fire before that people ah a pipe that's all i saw a lawyer go a . * lawyer, i mean with god i oh no i you go. i'm heading for a piano. a lonely. yeah. great. great, great. a sean gala shaw, a noble co that whole week. i'm a joshua mile. there's all time haven't play. i've got it okay here. ha, ha ha. ha, ha, ha ha. so yeah, we had a couple. okay. yeah. i know we're, we're a a a hey, i know you're busy, you know, does happy the things,

shaw, 2020, the us was _ for 2025 and 2030? shaw, 2020, the us was 2296, _ for 2025 and 2030?low 2005 - the us was 22%, below 2005 levels are now with the rebound, it is at i7% below 2005 and meanwhile the us needs to get up to 50% below 2005 in the next eight years by 2030 —— sure. the next eight years by 2030 -- sure. ,., , ~ sure. right, so it feels like it's going _ sure. right, so it feels like it's going significantly - sure. right, so it feels like it's going significantly in i sure. right, so it feels like| it's going significantly in the wrong direction?— wrong direction? definitely. and coal-fired _ wrong direction? definitely. and coal-fired power- wrong direction? definitely. i and coal-fired power stations and coal—fired power stations are part of the problem? huge increase. _ are part of the problem? huge increase, 1796 _ are part of the problem? huge increase, 1796 increase - are part of the problem? huge increase, 1796 increase in - are part of the problem? huge increase, 1796 increase in coall increase, i7% increase in coal generation compared to 2020, the fir

i don't know what what i shaw. don't forgotten. josh, i'll go on a double co that whole week later than we filed a joshua miles. i haven't got it. okay here. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. so yeah, we add a couple. okay. yeah. i know we're a a a hey, i know you're busy, you know, does the things, you know, i'm just so, you know, say period patient, wait, i'm busy talking to people. ah. i cannot choose my parents as special their salt. there's nothing that i could do. so i think maybe they're still well car then be a bad person and them feel no cropping. is that by the way to tell my mom, oh, i'm really good to my life. one good thing came from this experience that to my parents are one person. i think i will never do it again because it's not a bad for feeding to a light kiss on one that i love. yeah, i can con ah, a 4 hour climb for 4 minutes and practice. to repeat the dream of becoming afghanistan's 1st ever went to an impedance. they will have to overcome many mountains, carving a path of hope and inspiration, where the light shine

james shaw in edinburgh. letjoinjean in trafalgar square. happy new year.urse to try to watch the celebrations, a spectacular show that we just witnessed in london she wants from home. as it is very evident behind you lots of people wanting to be out and about on the streets of the capital. out and about on the streets of the capital-— the capital. yeah. people were told in advance _ the capital. yeah. people were told in advance that _ the capital. yeah. people were told in advance that the - the capital. yeah. people were told in advance that the public| told in advance that the public celebrations had been cancelled without the spectacular we just saw on screens now was going to be far better watch from the comfort of your living room and television. but that didn't stop many, many people coming out here this evening. lots of them felt that they would be to such a load that landed they would be actually able to see fireworks. many of them walked out to the river now. what you're seeing now is them all walk a back up from the river and going home. slightl

that's in north stream to gas pipeline, from russia to germany, chance that all of shaws could refuse final approval to get it operational, but as long been unwilling to do so. do you see any movement there? yes indeed, there has been movement on that for, for the 1st time. all of shaw it's the german chancellor yesterday said that if the situation in ukraine escalades, if there is a russian invasion and if there's very tough and very and every this is that the reaction for the economic reaction from the europeans and united states against such an evasion were to become necessary. the north stream to this gas pipeline would also become part of that issue. did up his political correspondent, hunts blunt. thank you, ones now i'll, america's top diplomat is busy in europe. the back of the home joe biden is mocking one years since he became president of the united states at a news conference by the field of questions about the setbacks he's encountered with key parts of his agenda blocked by both republican lawmakers and also hold out in his own democratic party, but he also defended his

his son is not charged, but shaw faces four counts. daniel goodwin in san francisco, a web developer, he was arrested at his parents' home in texas. he's a self-admitted proud boy, and pled not guilty to disorderly conduct and other crimes. now, our coverage of the insurrection continues online. it includes a look back over the last year, with a timeline of events since that violent storming of the capitol began. click on jan 6, one year later. there's a link in the trending bar at nbcbayarea.com. >> here we go again. up next, switching back to virtual. the two bay area universities joining the growing list of distant learners. >> should the kids be taking masks to school with them? i'm consumer investigator chris kimura. we have answers for you next. >> and it's another round of fog and drizzle, misty skies right now in walnut creek, but tomorrow's commute could have decent rain at times. we'll talk about that when we come back. >> nightly news from washington tonight, where i'll have my exclusive interview with speaker nancy pelosi o

all right, let's bring in our guests in the nicaraguan capital, managua, danny shaw, professor of latin american and caribbean studies at city university of new york in charger, harrow, lugo, a condo director of executive education and graduate studies at northwestern university and other and in washington, dc. michael shifter, president of inter american dialogue, a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining the program today. michael, let me start with you. so hours before nicaraguan present, daniel ortega was inaugurated the u. s. and e u. impose sanctions on members of his government who was targeted and how were they targeted? well that the, this has been a continuation of a policy of targeting officials of the government for, for human rights violations. as your set up report indicated that there are political prisoners in nicaragua, substantial number and all the opposition candidates for november's elections are in jail. and this is a highly repressive autocratic regime. and so those. ready who have been responsible for those human rights violation senior officials

or more now i'm joined by professor bettina shaw. she's a vulcan knowledges at the limbic maximilian university in munich professor. it's going to have you on the program. i understand you have actually studied and done research on the volcano that erupted there on tioga. so explain to as should we have expected an eruption with this much power? well, in a way we could expect that that's 3rd and we know from the records that actually every 1000 years, the volcano is capital for using such a route. that the in passivity actually is very hard to focus here. it came from the very efficient make thing off the point. my mom, the cold water, which made in that in and when you see the images that we're seeing right now of all just these clouds of ash going up into the air. what does it tell you about the situation on the ground on the island? it's a very good question. that's something we've all the entire community wonders about . it's very hard to grasp and we're all waiting for, from getting insights from the main slides. and we know tha

it manuel shaw's interest. now, do you ever get the feeling that the world has been turned on its head? well, one austrian architect in columbia has quite literally flipped his world upside down the castle locker, better known as the upside down house is. the new colombian tourist sensation is not only the house itself that defies gravity, but everything inside it as well. yet, even the toilets, hundreds of visitors have already flocked to the new attraction just outside of bogus tal. it's hoped that initiatives like this one will help to boost tourism, which has suffered because of the pandemic. hey, you are watching d. w. news live from berlin up next week, up global 3000 for you. and of course you can always get all the latest news and information any time you want on our website that's at d, w dot com for me and all of us here at d. w, thanks for watching ah with who are my 1st then in japan, the kids are learning early on where their food actually comes from to reflect the nature is provision could result

i'm joined by ian shaw, son of the original cast member robert shaw. >>> plus former senate majorityeader trent lott talks to walter isaac son about healing the partisan divide. >>> and finally the hit irish band blending punk and poetry.

danny shaw, hydro logo, a condo, and michael shifter, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, handle this at a j inside story from him, how much i'm drilled in the whole team here. bye for now. ah ah. and healing the debates, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future. 8 now it's not a lot countries is completed. we cannot lose hope, we know what to do, and we have the tools to do to get the master bill. all the paper. this to lean on al jazeera, living in a war zone, is a risk not worth taking for most. but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing, never knowing whether the next explosion

i'm eric shaw. we appreciate the partnership of ocii and have worked closely on the task force and regular means myself on the report. i've asked the deputy director to actually do the report and i will make myself available to provide any perspectives on this or any questions you have after this presentation. so i'm going to turn it over to maria. >> thank you, director shaw. and i'm going to turn it over to pam, because pam really wanted to do the introduction to our report. maria benjamin, san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development, and i have the honor of implementing the certificate of preference program. pam? >> okay. good afternoon, chair, commissioners, interim executive director, again, i'm pam simms, a senior development specialist in the housing development. i'm here to talk about the fiscal report 2021. today maria and i will be providing you with a summary of the cop holder activity. also, maria will provide you with under on how they're operating and. and that be

i'm eric shaw the director of the mayor's office for housing investment and for hope s.f.to thank the planning office for their partnership in work with o.c.d. and hope s.f. you know my background is a planning director who's done a couple housing element updates and understand what the lift is and understand how critical it is to make sure there is both alignment and aspiration in the work now. we're happy to be in the space with san francisco. unlike some places and ours being one of the resourced cities for affordable housing development an one of the most outspoken commitment by our mayor and previous mayors and a clear pipeline and direction for how we're building. the reality is we know wore operate inning a deficit and -- we're operating in a deficit and know we should do more. it's not just about units but making impact and the housing element is the idea that housing is not just the units but community infrastructure. building up communities that have been under served for so long to support them with the services and the opportunity to be housed where people live

for shaw is hovering around brent beard. but then that did a thought an alarming trend. and although to your daughter dierdre daniel, that davenport marg lockdown and not be bernardo congregate, it appeared that the alternatives are not able to enforce that. and that i've gotten leading to a major crisis with an exponential ride and a number of wondered it gets, did. jared, that budget on his system, maybe. oh, well, when will not, maybe people are afraid of the government, but this time they're not too serious about imposing restrictions. secondly, the hyperinflation has also made our life miserable. and we either have to earn a living or die of hunger for where you martha hush, hair, wearing a mask is good for one's own safety and it's not so expensive that no one can afford it. but here, most of the people are ignorant of the seriousness of corona virus. indeed, are dangerous friend also given the fact that the world health organization has worn that they may be new reading under the paper. richard take this seriously. however, what we have seen in the video for shaw

right now the positivity gauges in the video for shaw is hovering around 28 percent. that did of course an alarming trend. and although to your daughter dierdre den devin board lockdown and not me, but in order to congregate, it appeared that they are targeted are not able to enforce that. and i've gotten leading through a major crime, said with an exponential rise and a number of wonder differed. it gets in the fear that budget on his system may be obo read. well not maybe people are afraid of the government, but this time they're not too serious about imposing restrictions. secondly, the hyperinflation has also made our life miserable. and we either have to earn a living or die of hunger for where martha harsh hair wearing a mask is good for one's own safety. and it's not so expensive that no one can afford it. but here, most of the people are ignorant of the seriousness of corona virus. it said indeed are dangerous trend also, given the fact that the world health organization has worn, that they may be new reading and the people who are dig this seriously. however,

i'm eric shaw.ership of ocii and have worked closely on the task force and regular means myself on the report. i've asked the deputy director to actually do the report and i will make myself available to provide any perspectives on this or any questions you have after this presentation. so i'm going to turn it over to maria. >> thank you, director shaw. and i'm going to turn it over to pam, because pam really wanted to do the introduction to our report. maria benjamin, san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development, and i have the honor of implementing the certificate of preference program. pam? >> okay. good afternoon, chair, commissioners, interim executive director, again, i'm pam simms, a senior development specialist in the housing development. i'm here to talk about the fiscal report 2021. today maria and i will be providing you with a summary of the cop holder activity. also, maria will provide you with under on how they're operating and. and that became effective on januar

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then only then can you leave the check pointed, put asked for lessons and government to shaw in brooklyn law fantasy lou. because she had a phone off. what else? and we've been standing around here for 6 hours. that is 6 hours in the darkness. andrea's had been trying to contact francy without success. the rule say only fancy can take the exhausted dog. lou says i shocked and i've made a big mistake and i'm paying for it and i was asleep and i put my phone on silent just out of habit. it was really bad. it hadn't also had a missed due to the last time the torch. batteries are running low as well as the phone battery, after all those calls. carrying on now is not possible 100 kilometers from the end . and andreas, his dream of completing the race, is over as far as the set up. and i know he was extremely unhappy, he put so much work and money into it. i mean, we could have had tourists here for those 2 weeks. he's well aware of that himself, timothy said, but i know, and he knows that i will totally back him again in the future. i think it was clear the very next day that he wanted to try

the shaw. now she has a pi edge, my boy, brittany barbara. she or john they use young lady do turn on the jolie up the up. so you was had another shot. hi jenny, i pay partial lazy. we're just yet. oh, it's our rent country. johan, that he pays, the shit seminal court had that champ, i see, actually never sure. those are what worked with did that. did you hear what you've done? will not be hello, but that only for that. but i me know who we always when changing dalia lacey junior, which is super. oh sure. uh huh. hello. sure. the one. thank you. okay. hello. hey, she shout back in general. hello barton. hey lucille offered jaila. it is over what it was on the job in the auto draft. it won't go well, michelle got you, do you don't see how she should already know what janice replying with a contract. ah well, you know i'm by. yeah, that should mean jojo jojo. no. try if i have what installed shavaun i me horrible. where would actually match up? what obama always social in your hands are joe? what do? what are you actually like how it appears? p

and we still waiting to hear for, for details on that that was professor bettina shaw and she's a vulcan ologist at the ludwig, my maximillian university in munich. now a new book claims to have solved a lingering mystery in holocaust history. for decades it was unclear who betrayed the amsterdam hiding place of teenage direst on a crank and her family to the nazis. the authors of the new book say their research points to a surprise, suspect. her short life, one of millions ended in the holocaust. german born school girl and frank for more than 2 years, the teenager lived with her family in attic rooms, hidden behind the bookcase and nazi occupied, amsterdam. keeping a diary of their ordeal until the family were discovered and sent to the bergen belsen concentration camp. now a research team think they've cracked the puzzle of who betrayed them. that way investigated about 30 more than 30 scenarios. and i think we can say with quite a certainty that about 2928 of these scenarios are virtually impossible. the scenario said that the notary arnold from the birth are well known in amsterdam

this is jeremy shaw with shaw architects. san francisco is obviously quite different context from other cities or other states. these objective standards seem to be quite well reasoned and reasonable based on most typical rectangular sites. my one comment is that and it may not be workable for modifying existing buildings so i would like some wiggle room there and last but not least, i would suggest we apply these standards or something similar across all our zoning districts. so i would hope that these would be precedent. thank you. >>. >> caller: hi i've been an architect in san francisco for 30 years. very excited to see sb9 implemented in density and opportunity for both homeowners and architecture builders. i think my peer group and i are all preaddimentsly opposed to objective design standards and limitation on materials seems arbitrary given it's allowed on most other projects and be only limited to these projects just seems odd. it seems a bit back wards. this idea of carte blanche limiting things like 5% metal panell

roberts: cuando shaw drake, abogado de la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles, aclu leyÓ ese comunicadoes. hemos estado siguiendo esos casos y cuando vimos esto, sabÍamos que algo de esto es raro. roberts: aclu ha estado registrando desde el 2010 los incidentes en los que personas, no sÓlo inmigrantes, mueren al entrar en contacto con la agencia cbp. ellos aseguran que los nÚmeros cuentan una historia. segÚn la aclu el promedio de personas que fallecieron a consecuencia de persecuciones vehiculares de la patrulla fronteriza desde 2010 a 2019 fue de 3,5 muertes por aÑo. en 2020 ese nÚmero saltÓ a 14 y en 2021 contabilizaron 21 muertes, un incremento del 500%. drake: la informaciÓn es limitada, pero en la mayorÍa de los casos son muertes de personas dentro del vehÍculo. a veces hay casos donde otras personas en el pÚblico estÁn puestas en riesgo. drake: segÚn algunos expertos, el incremento en persecuciones vehiculares estÁ ligado al tÍtulo 42, aplicado por la administraciÓn trump y ahora por el gobierno de joe biden. esto ha provocado que los inmigrantes que antes se entregaban voluntari

so under shaw, on these issues, our differences will not be easy to bridge. but at this apostle disarm. though the all natural laws are short, sat down around the same table and engaged on substantive topics. the united states deputy secretary of state insisted nato's open door policy won't change despite russia's demands. the united states and our nato allies were united in our responses to deputy foreign, mr. goosgo and deputy minister of defense of foaming and their comments, including when it comes to certain core russian proposals that are simply non starters. together the united states and our nato allies made clear, we will not slam the door shut on nato's open door policy. a policy that has always been central to the nato alliance did recourse monetary. schultz is covering the diplomatic efforts that are underway in brussels. terry, these talks went on longer than expected, but was anything achieved layla expectations were set so low for these talks that nato and allies are portraying as very positive the fact that they even took place. and as you men

come, hider has more from pish, our hey, shaw, what is home good? rent it, do 1000000 people. it is also the 2nd hot spot after the city of garages, which i've seen over 40 percent budget deputy gets in right now to positivity gauges in the video for shaw is hovering at our $28.00. but then that did the fortune alarming trend. and although the author did tell you that they have been boy mod lockdown, and not people norco congregate, it appeared that the alternatives are not able to enforce that. and that i've gotten leading to a major crisis with an exponential rise and a number of wonder digger digger did the fear that budget on his system. maybe obo read, well, not really. people are afraid of the government, but this time they're not too serious about imposing restrictions. secondly, the hyperinflation has also made our life miserable. and we either have to earn a living or die of hunger for where he moth. hi, sherry, wearing a mask is good for one's own safety and it's not so expensive that no one can afford it. but here most of the people are ignorant of the seriousness o

james shaw has more details.orce winds gusting up to 92 mph. trees were brought down across a broad swathe of the north of scotland, blocking roads and damaging power lines. work to clear away the wreckage began in the hours of darkness and will continue through today. in aviemore in the central highlands, emergency teams were working at height to clear roads around the town. and on schools in the worst —— schools the worst affected parts are closed today. the scale of the problems means services along the east coast of scotland and into the north of england are not yet back to normal. one of the biggest challenges is restoring power to people because mccombes after the double impact of two storms in quick succession is, storm malik followed by storm corrie. this storm malik followed by storm corrie. �* , ., storm malik followed by storm corrie. ~ , ., , storm malik followed by storm corrie. a ., , ., ., corrie. as of this morning we have about 40,000 — corrie. as of this morning we have about 40,000 people _ cor

she malls, if lorna shaw, ladies and gentlemen that miss girl was keeping alive, remembrance at the holocaust is a difficult. busy task round a task which must be shoulder by every generation. innumerable la gourd. this task of passing on knowledge of the horrendous events of the past of future generations . and when remembering the holocaust often huge figures are cited. they are incomprehensible. statistics often paused with bow get more, she said, can you figure like 6000000 or glee or communicated anyway about the little mystery of it? because in the sheer scale and all of this number creates a certain distance, they made the order we dug, hired are huge. and this does a disservice with the victims and survivors of the holocaust withdraw him because it further dehumanizes them on me on see boy, 6000000 jews murdered hulu. you're are 6000000 individual stories. stories of lives not live to have stories of lives, of people who are no longer with us. you better and get all walker. so in our heart i have it's all the deepest respect for you or late your 3rd or you have describes your memories

there are significant differences between natal elisa under shaw on these issues. our differences will not be easy to bridge, but it is a positive sign that all night our laws under shocked, sat down around the same table and engaged on substantive topics. follow me the talks. russians, deputy foreign minister, alexander gross co repeated assertions that the expansion of nato is a threat to russia. low blood in others before the main task of nato's policy and military deployment is to deter russia and enormous resources are being allocated for this purpose. to warn you, 1st of not the of us been will give today, many countries have joined nato and their territories are obviously used as the basis for projecting power against russia at strategic depth. well, that seriously worsens our security and creates an unacceptable risk for us. not ship is of course, with ease as the yoke, the new you. on your preeminent of a more now i'm joined by leon fix. she's with the german marshall fund of the united states, her specialty nato, russia relations lian. it's good to have y

shaw shame that the perpetrators never showed a few. far too few had to answer to the courts. far too many got off with punishments that amounted to a mockery of the victims. the old fog light also in attendance was israel's parliamentary speaker, mickey levy who recalls how democracy can descend into tyranny. isaac, so it is here, a new blood within the walls of this building, ireland beam which stand a silent stone and still witnesses. he had them. oh god. yeah, we remember and knew how the franchise democracy me gone and we are reminded of our duty to protect it at all cost bombshell. and his levy recited the jewish mourners prayer, reading from a book used by a german jewish boy on his bar mitzvah. a little he broke down in tears. oh it till alba never again. the call that echoed through the german moon. this tug on this day of remembrance is good. a reminder now of our top story. the u. s. has rejected russia's demand to bar ukraine from future future membership in nato and sat washington as offered a new diplomatic pastor and the crisis. russia that it's used have been ignored,

more now i am joined by lucas shaw.bout this investment and how much input will he have on what they decide to do? lucas: it amounted to a big vote of confidence from a high-profile investor, somebody who has a history of being an activist, although in recent years he has not been as much. his letter made it clear that he believes in the company, in the streaming business model. so after a week of netflix shares getting destroyed on the market, you saw them pop back up the day, largely because of his investment. in terms of his role at the company, i don't sense he will have a ton of say. he is a top 20 investor, not a top 10 or top five. when i reached out to netflix, it didn't seem like there had been a lot of conversation between bill ackman and leadership, but that may change in the future. emily: how does netflix weather this bump in the road and is asia going to be the savior? lucas: the message from the company and from everyone i have spoken with is to continue what we are doing. yes, they issued a forecast for

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have been tied, so the families as to the bits of boxes that's a political correspondent, emanuel shaws talking to us about the 50 year anniversary since the bloody sunday massacre manual. thank you. thank you. is a quick reminder now of the top story we're following for you. rafael natal has won the australian open. it's his 21st grand slam title and 2nd australian opened when the spaniards beat rushes. daniel made via in $0.05 in melbourne, that breaks the mens rea called for the most grand slam singles, and you're up to date. i'll show reporter is next. nicole foolish will be back in 45 minutes. with the headlines i'm jarred, radiant building. thank you for watching. have a great day. my 1st by psycho was a sewing machine ah, where i come from. women are boned by this ocean, given something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle even since i was a little girl. i wanted to have a bicycle off my bill, but it took me years to life. finally gave up and went to buy me on my side and returned with a sewing machine sewing, i suppose, was more appropriate for girls than writing a bite.

so under shaw on these issues, oh, differences will not be easy to bridge, but it is a positive, sorry, though the old i guar laws anger shell, sat down around the same table and engaged on substantive topics. and the united states deputy secretary of state insisted nato's open door policy won't change despite russia's demands. the united states and our nato allies were united in our responses to deputy foreign mr. goosgo and deputy minister of defense of foaming and their comments, including when it comes to certain core russian proposals that are simply non starters. together the united states and our nato allies made clear, we will not slam the door shut on nato's open door policy. a policy that has always been central to the nato alliance when we shout now to dw corresponding terry shows, she is covering the diplomatic efforts said that we're underweight in brussels earlier today. terry, these talks went on longer than expected. what was anything achieved? layla, the very fact that the talks took place is being hailed as his success by nato. and even to some extent, by the russians

in amanda shaw, because amanda has awesome music to play for us. amanda, hi. great to see you. >> so great to see you, too. happy new year, and the crowd loves you so much, and they have been looking forward to you. >> now i am ready for the new ye year. >> all right. so tell us about when you started to play, and tell us about yourself. >> and i started playing when i was 4, and i am past 30. and this is the third time that i have come the hang out with you guys, and don, i don't know how you get more fun every time. >> do you enjoy being with us? >> of course i do. >> and or not in a good way. >> no, i think that we are lemons around here in a good way. >> lemon yellow -- >> and when you play the fiddle, it is so upbeat and fun. >> it is cajun music and i will play a little tune for you. >> what is it? >> i don't know, i have not gotten that far. >> okay. just get to it. >> we shall be back from new orleans. i always dreamed of having kids of my own. ♪ ♪ now i'm ready for someone to call me mom. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial pl

. >>> joining us to talk about this and more seema shaw, from principle global investors i don't know if you're a fan of vampire novels or jeremy granthem but do you see any way the s&p 500 falls 45%? >> hi, brian yeah, those were very strong words. we are not of that mindset we think things are going to become more challenging this year with the inflatiterest rat hikes and inflation elevated but the thing that's key to keep risk assets going, you have to have the solid economic backdrop you need earnings growth, deliveries, absolutely key fra here when we look at the global growth environment, we look at the u.s. we feel quite confident we're going to see above-trend growth even this year >> so that would be a no you don't have to be wildly bullish but a 45% drop with all due respect to mr. granthem and his vampire metaphors, it seems a little out of the book >> it does we aren't anticipating returns as strong as last year, that's for sure but we are expecting positive returns that can be more modest but still positive there are going to be parts of the market that struggle this year

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and so i think we should bring in amanda shaw. you guys keep throwing this.i'm going to bring in amanda shaw because amanda has awesome music to play for us. >> what's she going to do? >> hi, great to see you. >> it's so great to see you too. happy new year. >> the crowd loves you so much. they've been really looking forward. >> now i'm ready for the new year. >> you've been beaded. so tell us about your playing, when you started. >> i started playing when i was 4 years old, and here i am. we won't say how old i am now, but i'm past 30. this is the third time i've come to hang out with you guys. i don't know, don. i don't know how you get more fun every single time. >> do you enjoy being with us? >> of course i do. >> do you think we're nuts? >> no comment. >> i don't care. it's great. >> i think we are lemons around here but in a good way. >> when you do the fiddle, it's like you are so upbeat and optimistic about it. >> that's what cajun music is. it's all fun. it's dance music. i'll play a little tune for you guys. >> what is it? >> i don't know. i hadn't

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shaw, thank you for joining us. talking to us about the big dramatic drops today.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg markets." besides the choppy trade we are seeing in equities, it is also evidence that crypto has been hit very hard. at one point, bitcoin felt at a below $38,000. -- it is now sitting at its lowest level since august. at its peak in november, it's less 40% of its value, wiping out more than $570 billion in market value. roughly $1.17 trillion has been lost from the aggregate crypto market in total. that leads us to our stock of the hour today, which is coinbase. it is seeing its biggest drop on record. although the record isn't very long. it's been decimated and then some today. kriti gupta is here to tell us why. kriti: it is a risk off to a partially but it's a story that's been going on for a while now. you have largely cryptocurrencies taking a hit, but with a coinbase is of course having a major crypto exposure, getting a really big chunk of that. let's take a look at how it's been doing since its debut. a lot of the selling pres