shawn: potentially.emaining in place could continue to be a drag on growth, drag growth further down. we have heard this from the federal reserve and other economists, one of the reasons the u.s. is unlikely to have hit a 3% growth target that the administration set for 2019, is, in fact, the impact of these trade wars and tariffs. not only the direct impact, but the uncertainty that it's cause for a lot of companies who are spending money. i think the second big risk for donald trump, at the same time, politically, is because he annoys his base. he ran in 2016 on getting tough on china. there is already criticism -- we heard it from chuck schumer in the senate, longtime china hawk -- already it is rising trump for the deal, saying it's a sign of the president going week on china. how much of a political football will this be through the campaign and this year? that is a political risk. in terms other risks of people inside the administration, whether he will hold unity on this. shery: shawn donnan, than

shawn: very much.thank you to shawn. >> president trump says iran appears to be standing down and that no americans or iraqis were harmed and the iran missile strike on two bases. pres. trump: the united states will immediately impose additional punishing economic sanctions on the iranian regime. these powerful sanctions will remain until iran changes behavior. >> trump said that as long as he is president, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. turkey and russia are calling for a cease-fire in libya beginning at midnight on january 12. they said statement, they are committed to libya's independence, territorial integrity, and national unity. fighting in the north african country has threatened to plunge chaos,nto violent resulting in conflicts. smoke from deadly bushfires that have devastated the australias is now halfway across the world, and u.s. weather satellite captured the smoke crossing south america and spreading out over buenos aires, more than 700 miles away from sydney. it has

now let's turn to shawn donnan in washington. we heard from president trump this morning in a news conference and a fair amount was about trade, specifically european trade. unfinishedpe is the piece of donald trump straight agenda. he has wanted to rebalance things with the eu. there is a big trade deficit with the eu. a lot of it focused on cars. trump had this idea a couple of years ago to level auto tariffs at european imports and try to force europe to the table. over the last couple of days in davos, he has doubled down. he is doing it with the new european commission and a new european commission it -- a new european commission president and ursula von der leyen. after trying this approach, will it generate a big deal for the sort of deal he can crow about going into the election. david: we were on the bright and a truce that pulled us back from it. one of the issues is agriculture. europeans jealously guard their agriculture. in julyn july -- shawn: 2018 jean-claude juncker came to washington to try and stop these auto ta

>> shawn: yeah, yeah, i did. >> rafe: well, what'd she say?ou're... having trouble getting over the divorce and, uh, you don't want to let her go. >> rafe: well, what do you think? >> shawn: i don't think my mom is lying... because i don't think that that woman is my mother. >> rafe: okay, if that woman is not hope, then who were you talking to? >> shawn: listen, i can't be totally sure, but from everything that you've told me and the way that she was acting once we were alone... i think we're dealing with princess gina. >> hope as gina: finally... a moment of peace. [door opens] >> kate: i've had it. i want to know what you and stefano are up to--now. >> hope as gina: lower your voice--and there's no need to slam the door. >> kate: talk. >> hope as gina: what makes you think i would tell you anything? >> kate: because if you don't, i'm going to go ll hct that you >> marlena: john, will you give me a call when you get this, please? we've gotta talk about hope. >> kayla: everything okay? >> marlena: ooh, hi. >> kayla: hi. >> marlena: yeah, just

he was inclined to agree with shawn. it didn't look like suicide at all. >> he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand, that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. >> reporter: three months after that christmas eve, investigator nash grove over to brad's farm and told him he was looking at the case again. >> and wanted the bath robe that mr. jennings was wearing that night. >> the robe he had on when he said he found lisa dead and held her in his arms. >> why three months later would a bathrobe be of any use at all? surely it had been cleaned or something after this event. >> apparently it had not. >> oh. >> mr. jennings had spent little time going back into that bedroom from -- where from his perspective his wife had taken her life. >> so brad gave nash the black bathrobe, and sure enough, it still had blood on it. so they ran some tests and kept in touch with brad. >> he was questioned a couple of times. >> reporter: then a month later -- thi

. >> shawn: yeah, we must have just missed her. >> rafe: looks like she left in a hurry. >> shawn: lookrafe, we need to find my mom before gina does something to wreck her life for good. >> rafe: yeah, it's not just hope we need to worry about. you told me before that princess gina was always trying to get with john, right? >> shawn: yeah, well, thankfully he's in prague with steve. >> rafe: yeah, but what if while he's gone, she targets marlena? ♪ >> marlena: i got your message. has something happened? >> hope as gina: no, but it's about to.

shawn: absolutely.his is the first time we've heard the chinese confirm that the vice premier will come to washington. the real theme since this deal was first announced way back in october has been skepticism about exactly what is in the deal, and part of that has been met by a lot of silence from the chinese side. they have confirmed that there was a deal, but even then, there were some questions about when it might be signed, who might be the signing. now we know, luca and the delegation of senior officials, including the -- now we know, liu he and the delegation of senior officials, including the trade minister, will sign. we expect a big crowd of business leaders and others, that there is a bit of a party the white house wants to throw for this. guy: when do we actually get to find out what is really in it? it is 90 pages long. when do we actually get the details? shawn: they've started circulating the text on capitol hill. we are trying very hard to get hold of it, as you would expect, but it shou

this is the first time you debuted solo and this is you -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: and shawn. and then, i was watching the amas last week. >> yep >> jimmy: and you and shawn were performing together and there was this picture of you and shawn. [ cheers and applause >> we're just, ah -- just slightly closer in this pic. >> jimmy: a lot has changed -- a lot has changed -- a lot has changed since this and this >> we couldn't have done that there. >> jimmy: no >> i would have been like -- >> jimmy: oh, really >> oh, yeah. we were awkward and nervous and weird. and now we're older and nervous and weird. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, this is purely like two buddies, two friends. and then this is -- well, okay [ light laughter ] [ scattered cheers ] >> this is buddies, friends -- ♪ lovers ♪ best friends and lovers >> jimmy: do you have any pet names for each other >> um, you know, it's so funny, 'cause when we first started going out -- it's so weird -- like, have any of you here ever dated somebody that was your friend for a really long time? >> jimmy: yeah, i did. i'm marrie

shawn: this is important politically.portant thing economically is that it locks in nafta for more time to come. it means it will not be going away. there are improvements at the margins in this deal based on nafta, the free-trade agreement that has been in place for the last 25 years. there is an update on what this means for digital trade. there are rules that require more north american content and cars made in u.s., canada, and mexico. there are wage rules for auto workers that will require more production to happen in the united states. in terms of the economic impact and what this is going to mean for business, the biggest thing is this means donald trump now owns nafta, or his new version of nafta, which he has rebranded usmca. guy: as we digest what we got yesterday, 86 pages, what we learned about phase one, does it fit what we anticipated? was it what we expected? shawn: i think it does fit with what we expected. you wake up this morning and the biggest question is whenphase t? that is exactly the reaction we sa

robert keern kiernan, shawn's father, bought in far in 1974 from the ad in the back of a magazine, asmall ad. he bought the car for $4,000 and shawn's mother actually drove the car as her everyday driver for a number of years before the car was put away and not seen again until 2018 when shawn brought the car out and displayed it to the public so this is just -- this is everything it needs to be. >> that certainly must have been a sight to see that car hitting the rode and driving on the streets. the bullet celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2018. does that help build more excitement for this auction? >> it does, but i think it probably, in my mind, works the other way. shawn worked with ford and allowed them to display the original bullet with the launch of the new bullet in 2018, the ford launch of that new vehicle. and i think it probably works the other way where the original bullet helped with the launch and sale of the new bullet but certainly even though the movie was 1968, everybody from my age to 20 years old remembers that movie, remembers that chase scene, remembers steve

shawn: yeah, and it certainly is a trump card.onald trump came into this wearing his disdain for the wto, and it judges very clearly on his shoulder. so does bob lighthizer, who argues and has argued -- bob lighthizer being the u.s. trade representative and the longtime trade lawyer in washington who argues that he would like to see something like a return to the life before the wto. earlyo was set up in an 1990's because there was a real concern of the major economies that there were too many trade war's, and there was no neutral arbiter for all of these trade disputes. the trump administration worried that that neutral arbiter takes too long and does not come down on the side of the u.s. and enough, so it wants to take the power to be the judge, jury, executioner, and the complainant as well back into its own hands. nan, thankwn don you for the latest. let's move from china to russia. president vladimir putin uses annual state of the nation addressed to propose a constitutional shakeup. putin replaces longtime prime minister and

. >> reporter: shawn kiernan's father bought the mustang in 1974. >> it's kind of the craigslist of todayfastback 1968 mustang. >> reporter: found it in this back page ad, mcqueen's bullet mustang, best offer. robert kiernan paid $8500. >> he is the only one that showed up, paid for it and took off and ended up in the driveway. >> reporter: robbie kiernan is shawn's mother. she drove the car to work every day as a third grade teacher. >> back and forth to school. it was loud. i would have to drive through the center of madison, and they all knew the car. here she comes. >> reporter: when you're driving a multimillion-dollar -- >> it was to me a used car. >> reporter: in 1977, mcqueen tracked down the kiernans. he wanted to buy what he called "my mustang." they never responded. in 1980, its clutch died. the car was parked in a barn for 35 years. >> the car sat on jack stands and the world kind of evolved around it. >> reporter: after his father died in 2014, shawn, a 38-year-old admitted car nut, completely restored it himself. 98% original parts. and showed it to us in 2018. it still had

. >> and shawn, but -- go ahead. >> but intelligence and dana and i were just talking about this after the weapons of mass destruction, there is no slam dunk in terms of the intelligence and people have to understand that, and i think that do understand that, but that is what happens in the administration that lies. so they don't get the benefit of the doubt many times from the american people, and so unfortunately, they may be required to do what shawn says, they should not be required to do which is to tell the whole story, because you have a public saying, why did you this and the public who doubts the veracity of the president himself. >> they do, but i, i mean, it is hard for me to imagine, and shawn can tell me if i am wrong, and you, too, admiral, but with this kind of the operation, they had to have some serious human intelligence that they don't want to burn. it might not just be the u.s. it is very likely partners in the region and around the world who helped to get that information and it is hard to see that, but what is happening right now, and what is seeming to ending rig

i'm shawn rosenmoss. the development of community partnerships and carbon fund for the san francisco department of environment. we have an advisory committee that meets once or twice a year to talk about, okay, what are we going to fund? because we want to look at things like equity and innovative projects. >> i heard about the carbon fund because i used to work for the department of environment. i'm a school education team. my name is marcus major. i'm a founding member of climate action now. we started in 2011. our main goal it to remove carbon in the public right-of-way on sidewalks to build educational gardens that teach people with climate change. >> if it's a greening grant, 75% of the grant has to go for greening. it has to go for planting trees, it has to go for greening up the pavement, because again, this is about permanent carbon savings. >> the dinosaur vegetable gardens was chosen because the garden was covered in is afault since 1932. it was the seed funding for this whole project. the whole

at the same time shawn turner, you have intelligence officials who normally brief publicly, particularlying worldwide threat assessments, this is when they explain to sitting members of congress but also the american people what are the biggest threats to u.s. national security and why. there's now a move under way to cancel the officials public testimony perhaps because they know those officials have contradicted some of the president's statements. what's the fallout from that, in your view? >> i think, you know, it's important to remember that for a long time intelligence directors, i remember back when i was working for jim clapper, doing the worldwide public threat assessment is very challenging, talking about issues that are classified but trying to do so in an unclassified way. it's a little different in this administration, the concern is a little different. certainly as jeff pointed out the intelligence community has had difficulty here with trying to walk the line between reporting intelligence which is accurate and unbiased and fair and having those reports be inconsistent with

shawn powers followed her, some groundbreaking work on can pd survive the internet for example which is one of the most highly cited works on these issues today. and i take your point about your concern about the effectiveness of the commission. but i find that a number of the findings that were actually adopted that i pointed out to you occurred during the areas era of executive directors. and i think as long as we have a set of commissioners and an executive director who are attuned to the problems, who are open to asking the hard questions and doing the research to get the answers, as long as we continue to produce reports that people read and take action on, then i am not so worried about the future value of the commission. the commission is certainly at luster and the commissioners we have today are dedicated and very interested in what we do. but the work of the commission goes on. >> i'm catherine lincoln. a very basic question, how is the commission funded and has that changed over the 70 years? >> i don't know the history of 70 years. we have an allocation that is administer

joe: thanks to bloomberg's shawn donnan in washington.tbor planning to remove computers from media lockup. for more on how that could affect markets and anything else, we are joined by family management corporation chief investment officer. are you excited about free-for-all friday's one everyone is scrambling at the same time to see what the jobs data looks like? >> when we add this on top of it, i think it will be quite interesting. whenever the data comes out, we often look at, how is the s&p responding? i think that will be exacerbated. it will be very interesting to see. also, who capitalizes off of that? scarlet: who does capitalize off of it? quant funds,gos, macro funds. it is going to be very interesting to see. let's talk about the broader market for a second. you look at the headline data, you see above that 200 day moving average. that would give you a sense that everyone is participating in the rally. but this is still a very narrow rally. i was doing some work in excel this morning, looking at five or six companies, over the

book movie it sort of is telling a story about a comic book and that's you know playing within this shawn or which is the most commercially successful genre of the world right now but the same time if you look a bit deeper this is really a dark psychological story about a man and a society sort of on the edge and it's very much expressive of films from the 1970 s. and so the new hollywood period particularly films from martin scorsese like like king of comedy or taxi driver exactly and i think what joker did is mention combine these 2 genres in a way that shows you can make sort of films reach a huge audience are very commercially successful but also go very very deep in sort of speak to some of the best of hollywood i think it's good press of that it got so many oscar nominations now of course it's up against some really tough competition does it have a realistic chance i don't know i think it has a chance to make walk if you know it's got a lock on the. best actor oscar that's his to lose otherwise it'll be difficult because it's up it's a lot of big interesting and significant films i

authorities search for shawn purdy onthursday after his mother told deputies that she never heard backw to lake tahoe to eck up on their son. the anhunt ded in that's where detectives found the 20 year-old. the pilot of a home built plane. i in died in a crash in southern california. thef a a says the single engine plane went down about 5 miles just north ofthe van nuys airport this happened on saturday. the plane was a replica of the world war 2 it's believed the pilot and the plne's builder was the only person on board at the time. no reports of any injuries or damage to anyone on the ground federal investigators now looking into the use of the crash. new this morning at least 5 people are dead and another 60 injured in this crash in on the pennsylvania turnpike get a look at that police y that a tour bus 2 tractor trailers and several other passenger cars all involved in this pile up still not clear what caused the ash. but police say it was snowing at the time. for your health this rning lawyers for the demoatic led hou are asking the s supreme court to immediately step in to decid

feeling especially after the video event wattle on social media it was of renowned scientist john not shawn speaking to state media outlets c.c.t.v. confirming what many had suspected. we considered human to human transmission a risk before but now evidence has confirmed that it is definitely contagious among humans we have such evidence collected and will hunt to patients from the city guangdong had not been to hunt but they caught the virus after their family members came back from. the double science correspondent jessica williams has been on the story since the 1st cases were reported derrick welcome does it look like people have enough information on what precautions to take well they w.h.o. has posted an extensive list of things that people can do to protect themselves interestingly the consensus is still very much out on the masks whether or not they actually do protect you but the come these commonsense measures include things like for example avoid close contact with anybody who's suffering from acute respiratory infections or wash your hands frequently particularly if you had cont

as shawn was saying, we will see that the deal is with china wednesday. thick a lot of this trade deal has been discounted in that it is better than a trade war. that if it is really that watered-down, if there really isn't that much in it and would the prospects on a phase ii deal really far out, well past what the election was likely will be, i think you see the best levels an going forward. alix: that's my point, it is really about the dollar. i didn't really want to talk about brexit. but i feel like at the end of the day, it has been a stronger dollar. is that really going to be the case this year? vincent: we talked about this before, and i think we will actually see a real divergence ice dollar index and the bloomberg dollar index. the bloomberg takes into account many more emerging markets, and the ice index is predominantly a year or -- a euro index index. the ice dollar index will struggle with what happens in europe. we still have potential auto tariffs. they are on the back banner, but with this president, you never know. i agree with david, i

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social media which require constant maintenance and immediate response. , andc diplomacy officers shawn baxter my senior officer working with me, we can attest to the fact that in our conversations they find the time they have to do the long-term strategic planning -- the time they would need to go out and talk to contacts and engage is increasingly limited by the continuoused by the short-term advocacy. also this business of measuring and evaluating and assessing programs. it seems like no sooner have you completed one set of requirements or fulfilled one set of assessments than another comes along. this commission is reaching out to you for more information. challengeat is a big the public diplomacy officers in the field are dealing with. one that washington perhaps does not appreciate. not that washington is not interested in the problem. you have to be in the field to understand just how overwhelming some of these requests can be. ambassador morris. >> thank you very much, vivian. i know sometimes you do go up to the hill to talk with members and staff of congress. i am wondering ho

one of the hottest items for niners fans is the hat kyle hand shawn wears on the sideline. it's a red truck are a hat made by new era.isted added 33. if you want unwuf to go to ebay to find one. if so be prepared to pay for that. bidding is topped $1000 on just about all of them. if you don't want to take chances with an auction. there are a few you could use the buy it now option for. one seller though has a listing at $999. another a little bit cheaper the $199. essentially $200 if you have one of the hats maybe now is a good time to sell it. >> yeah, good thinking. >>> it's foggy out there. and maybe even some mist and drizzle from the roof camera. you can tell there is fog. or i can tell and temperatures mild in the mid-50s in oakland. upper 40s in the coolest locations. and the fog extends to the east bay valleys, the south bay. we are looking at a cold front, a weak one arriving tonight. but it will allow for sun for sunday. a look at the week ahead and the prospects for rain coming up with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> also ahead what happens if the niners w

shawn watson breaks free from the 20. you will find the end zone for the conversion. late in the fourth quarter watson found carlos hyde at the goal line. houston that 19-16. into overtime they went. after both teams were stopped in their initial possessions. this was the gamebreaker. somehow watching them getting tackled. gets the ball to tyrone jones. joses up and running for 34 yards to the 10 yard line. and then from there fairbairn lined up for the field goal and it was good. again either baltimore or kansas city. >> interviewed by the cleveland browns for the vacant head coaching job. 49ers waiting until tomorrow to see who's there a week from today. the browns have already interviewed former packers head coach mike mccarthy and baltimore offensive coordinator greg roman. kansas city office according to eric the enemy. after falling the bottom of the western conference the sharks have been doing their best to regain some relevance. sharks fans in columbus today were san jose history of goudreau was just out of the penalty box. san jose at full strength. goudreau

child actor has been arrested in yuba county after allegedly burglarizinga hom while high 41 year-old shawn weiss. >>that's knn as greg goldbg on the mighty ducks was arrested sunday. marysville poli saythey were called to a home about a burglary in progress they found twice rifling through a car in e garage, they say in the car's window had been shattered police say weis appeared to be under the influence of drugs. he was taken into custody and charged with burglary and being under the influence meth. >>coming up a w petition to change the n b a mobo it reaches more than 3 million signatures. why kobe bryant fans say he should be the new face of the nba and putting pen to paper at president trump's signature onthe usc a means for american trade. plus triple day isfacing massive fines afr allegedly violating child labor laws white. >>one state says the company broke the law. thousands of types. >>la's facina million fine foviolating child labor laws, the massachusetts attorneys general's office says the mexican restaurant chain had more than 13,000 child labor violatio between 2015 2019. of

this man, shawn evans, was arrest th arrested. he hid two small cameras, both cameras pointed directly in front of the toilet. they found evans parked in the front of the store. after a search of his car, police found several electronics devices linking him to the cameras in the bathroom and meth inside his car. >>> it has been a violent start to 2020, where there were at least three shootings across the bay area. the first happened around 9:30 at night at the corner of franklin and bay street in san francisco. it happened during a new year's eve celebration near the center for the arts. one of the men in the hospital is shot. a shooting in the north bay happened at 5:00 in a parking lot next to mckinley elementary school in petaluma. right now there's no motive, but the shooter has been arrested. and then an accidental shooting in the south bay. police say a man accidently shot himself. he is expected to be okay. >>> let's take you out live in san francisco. a live view of the golden gate bridge. always a trdraw for tourists. but

>> shawn >> jimmy: shawn where are you from >> brooklyn. >> jimmy: ah, brooklyn [ cheers and applause you do it, daniel [ laughter ] what are you looking at? i have no idea who he's looking at our next clip trump tries to say "united arab emirates. united arab emirates how do you think he'll mispronounce that? >> united -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know >> united emirate -- >> jimmy: you think he'll say -- >> united emirets? >> jimmy: and leave arab out completely >> and leave it out completely >> jimmy: "united emirets? [ laughter ] but look, united emirets?" all right. let's see what happens >> i also want to thank oman, bahrain and the united arab emritress. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: the united arab emricatress. [ applause ] here's your prize. there you go thank you for playing. [ cheers and applause ♪ it was close it was close >> let's go. ♪ >> jimmy: hey. >> hello >> jimmy: what is your name? >> alyssa. >> jimmy: alyssa where are you from >> parsippany, new jersey. >> jimmy: ah, new jersey in the house. [ cheers and applause for our final clip, trump tries to say "witch-hu

donnan,ining me a shawn bloomberg trade reporter. the traden we get report, what are the details you will be digging into? shawn: we will be looking at any intellectual property agreements . that is the key in terms of structural reforms and why the trump administration says it launched this in the first place. to try to stop chinese theft of intellectual property. we need to see exactly what the chinese have committed to and how that matches up with things they have done already. we need to remember that the chinese have said they do not steal american intellectual property. at the same time, u.s. companies in the u.s. government have mounted a number of cases as a problem in china. that is a key element to look at. one of the things we're not going to see in these 86 pages is any real detail on the purchase commitment. the chinese are said to have agreed to $200 billion in additional purchases over the next two years. secretary mnuchin and robert lighthizer yesterday made the point again that the details of those commitments are co

it seemed odd to her friend shawn trainer who stopped by that night. >> it wasn't very well attended.body had the same thing. it was kind of really weird that it was at cher's house and he was doing it. >> bill even made a toast at the party to friendship. >> and bill gave a speech? >> yeah. it was really something about having good friends. >> like here's to good friends? >> just like that. >> wild bill lived about an hour's boat ride from the main island in bocas del toro, big guy with a big personality. he was known for throwing parties at his place. and even in a place that's full of colorful characters, wild bill stood out. >> he was always the loudest voice in the room. he'd text everybody and say your lord commands you to go to my party? >> your lord commands you? >> yeah. he talked about himself in a royal sense. everyone took it at another one of bill's quirks? >> another quirk, a pirate club called the jolly roger social club. he joked only 90% of the members survive. by now an uneasy feeling about wild bill was spreading throughout bocas, and he was lying low. >> every time

shawn was an epidemiologist a lieutenant commander in the us public health service commission corps was that. long died in atlanta georgia here in the southern states maternal mortality rates are especially high and estimated $700.00 women die per year in the u.s. during pregnancy childbirth or the postpartum period higher res than in any other developed country. many women live far from a hospital or cannot afford a hospital birth many decide to give birth at home calling on the help of freelance midwives such as corinne edwards. who is visiting clients in a poor suburb of atlanta many low income african-american women have no health insurance the midwife knows which communities face the highest pregnancy complication risk. by someone you can actually tell how likely they are. 79. or any provider that can. help birthing babies. who really is birth preparation classes include conversations about how to cope with pain and fear karela does not hide the bad news black women in the united states are up to 4 times more likely than white women to die during pregnancy childbirth or shortly aft

don't foresee the iranians making a rash choice because they understand the neo cons who are behind shawn's policy and trump him so funny iran they don't want anything more than to have iran do a very who are high profile strike back the us propaganda machine is in high gear demonizing stolen money who 99.9 percent of americans had never heard of 2 days ago . is worse than hitler killing americans left and right none of this is true none of this is supported by facts but the propaganda machine is on high high high alert and americans are being prepared for another war so i don't see the iranians taking the bait don't you know mccallum's ending the report well on saturday the iranian military warned it has dozens of potential targets for reprisal attacks. the street of hormuz is a vital point for the west and a large number of american destroyers and warships cross their crucial american targets in the region have been identified by iran some 35 u.s. targets in the region as well as tell of eve are within our reach iran is in the same position perhaps that the us going of course after a lot

i had to escape all the add insult to injury they let shawn tell him. to run operations if you recall so he was the point guy for the soul. it was actually mostly hillary clinton and the clinton foundation and all the stuff. sean penn went on and on his own like he one of my friends actually flew him in on his private plane to try to go help people and basically he wasn't allowed to leave the us military base because of that's the way they are saying the same thing puerto rico now never a shortage of disasters american military won't reap the benefit from also what happened is the clinton foundation prior to the earthquake wanted this thing called the character park this is the clintons have been long fighting for industrial parks where by sweat you know slave labor essentially has the sweatshop labor of a garment factory so they use the developed money not to build homes for people who are made homeless who are still living in tents but they basically kicked out 455 families who were farmers this is the most fertile land in all of haiti they use that t

they say this man, shawn patrick evans, was parked just outside the starbucks at ross and hillsdale and police sources that he covered the windows and was caught with his pants down. >> disgusting. he's a pervert. >> we live right down the street. >> my kids go in there also. so is also watching children. it's horrifying. >> a source says evans could've placed the camera there for as long as 24 hours. police also allegedly found drugs in his car and he had a warrant out for his arrest on another drug charge. >>> an attorney for the neil wilson salving suspect once his trial moved out of alameda county. john the cowl faces charges of murder and attempted murder and now his attorney has filed a change of venue motion. she cites a recent survey conducted by her own defense team showing a majority of people in alameda county believe he is guilty. it hearing on her motion is set for monday. >>> 18-year-old neil wilson was killed at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station in oakland in july 2018. her 26-year-old sister was also stabbed. but survived the attack. >>> in monterey county chp is stepping u

don't foresee the iranians making a rash choice because they understand the neo cons who are behind shawn's policy and trump him so funny iran they don't want anything more than to have iran do a very who are high profile strike back the us propaganda machine is in high gear demonizing solem on whom 99.9 percent of americans had never heard of 2 days ago. worse than hitler killing americans left and right none of this is true none of this is supported by facts but the propaganda machine is on high high high alert and americans are being prepared for another war so i don't see the iranians taking the bait. a senior british police chief says levels of child criminal exploitation in the country of blacks to levels not seen in more than half in more than a century sean sawyer who leads britain's modern slavery policing efforts blames austerity as a major factor in the drug gangs the driving force. for these children they are almost back to victorian times into being criminally exploited these kids looking for family and security for understandable reasons of austerity stay youth services have b

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the point shawn opinions clear positions of international perspective sometimes. can germany succeed where others have failed and broker a political solution to the long running conflict in libya chancellor merkel says last sunday's conference here in berlin was a 1st step to speech have a chance find out onto the face up to the point i make over the next time on the eve of a pretty skeptical. good shape. different parts of the world doctors change back pain differently just short which methods work best. what's good it says hasn't proven to really count. it is a. hard. call to match it up in 60 minutes double. d. to know that 77 percent. are younger but thanks a lot. that's me and me and you. know what time it all voices. on the 77 percent. stuff. from one party to flash from house to top this is what. welcome to the 77 percent. this week d.w. . can germany succeed where others have failed and broker a political solution to the long running conflict in libya the chancellor merkel says last sunday's conference here in berlin was a 1st step the chancellor did in fa

authorities search for shawn pretty last week after his mother told deputies that she never heard back from her husband who flew to lake tahoe to check up on their son. well the manhunt ended in nevada where detectives located t 20 year-old. a home built plane died in a crash in southern california. the f a a says the single engine plan went down about 5 miles north of van nuys airport this happened saturday. the plane was a replica of the world war 2 war planes, the p 51 mustang. it's belied that the pilot and the plane's builder was the only person on board. there are no reports of any injuries or damage to vestigators are still federal looking into the cause the crash. well on to national news now an abused black lab is beginning to recover at a florida humane society after she was found bandoned and star pride on side of the road. she was so hungry that she was eating her own blanket for thing daisy is 2 years old look at her. >>she's now of the being you ow recovering the she's goi o be ok, but it's you know it's going to take a while about her size should weighabout 50 or 60 poun

international i'm shawn thomas glad to have you with us we start with breaking news out of baghdad where a convoy belonging to iran backed militia has come under attack this is the 2nd attack in 2 days reports suggest 6 people have been killed and 3 others injured the popular mobilization forces have denied previous reports claiming the convoy carried its groups senior leaders they say it was only medical in nature this comes just 24 hours after an american strike killed a top iranian general in the city. so the money now the popular mobilization forces is state umbrella organization composed. around 40 mostly shia muslim militias it is known for playing a major role in the campaign to liberate the country from i saw several commanders of the pm f. or killed with iran's general soleimani in the attack on friday we spoke to an anti-war activist brian becker who feels sure washington is behind the latest attack as well. the united states is on a rampage donald trump in the pentagon are showing to the people of iraq and the people of iran to the governments of iraq and iran who's going to b