. >> my name is shelly cigel.nd when my husband passed away, he left me with an incredible collection and a special gift from beyond the grave. well, this is just a few little things that i took out. >> these nasa artifacts belonged to shelly's husband, rick cigel, samples of a lifelong collection that includes everything from engine parts to autographs. >> and this is actually the flag that they had signed, and that was from apollo 12. >> are these control panels? look at this! can i touch this? >> absolutely. please. >> okay. here we go. can you imagine? regulator bleed valve open. check. m.o.m. open. check. >> looks like it says "mom" to me. >> mom. this is the button that tells mom we're about to lift off. but i heard you have a monkey chair. >> we do. >> i have to see this. because before humans went into space, primates were launched into orbit so scientists could investigate the biological effects of space travel. i hear they paid them in bananas. it looks small enough. you really think a monkey rode in her

thornton, i should note i met shelly thornton. she's an independent voter who had long voted republican. i met her while christmas shopping back before this last christmas here, and we stayed in touch. she told me at the time the only individual she would vote for over donald trump would be pete buttigieg. well, guess who that campaign enlisted to be a precinct captain in her town of jefferson, a place of 4,000 in green county, a place that went by 25 percentage points for donald trump. they enlisted shelly thornt be, that independent. she said she is actively organizing her neighbors there. peg rainy was one of these individuals who said initially she was going to go for amy klobuchar in that very precinct. she said she was prepared to turn to buttigieg if klobuchar did not meet viable. so this campaign were able to put in 180 staffers on the ground here and essentially built up a robust operation. if a year ago anybody had said the mayor of south bend, indiana, would have you contend the best organization in the state, it would

and as you said, one more is coming in and i have a great privilege tonight to be joined by nurse shelly sweet home, who is the director of bio preparedness here at nebraska medicine and runs this quarantined guard shelly, welcome. how are these patients doing? >> they're all doing very well today, very stable, and we are our best to get them, you know, whatever they need to be comfortable and working through all the issues that they have you know with lost luggage and other things, but all of it's going really well. speak are they going to get better? >> they are buried >> and tell me about versus ebola, which also took care of here, how does this contagion look? >> ebola was highly infectious but not as contagious in this virus that we are talking about is mores like influenza and how it spread through respiratory droplets. so i think that that -- the potential to be a lot more contagious. >> do you feel that here in the u.s. we are betterer prepared? >> i think the u.s. has done a nice job in working through preparedness in the last year, but a long ways to go. go ahead. >> she has to

know stripping her water as you would open a new even shelly's to spear home. but there are more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev fast malls and 100000 people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with. the tele you are a minister of interior affairs for the ukraine during this period when you were chief of police essentially of the country can you tell me your version of what happened from november protests through february protests. all duties to ship it lets them go the. fuck them. and putting it. right but decide. to be as consumers are semi azza new leader of the opposition party fatherland book leader of the opposition nationalist far right political parties vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party. both e.u. and ukrainian officials said on thursday the suspension of talks on closer ties could be revived after the 2 day meeting but officials said the deal was off the table. for a. pro e.u. protests on the streets of kiev and to their 2nd day the crowd of around a 1000 protesters were joined by the leader of the oppo

and they got hanukkah's peugeot home safely themselves to next time to see would by shelly and ronnie get up to 14 wheels listen to this. continue to leave. thank. you so. i think i'll stop. now to a video that did more than just burn rubber when it came out in 2012 when women were still banned from driving in saudi arabia. with bad girls m.i.a. went full for all the on gender stereotypes and a woman's right to have fun in cars. making a video was a dream come true for the british rapper. as you know it's a belief like any obsession with cars and yeah everybody out there i would sing about because it was nice to be in a video in a car and. actually print it leads to the obsession. m.i.a.'s obsession focuses on the liberating power of cars for young people as a means of empowerment and place of passion my. dad my dad the video references high speed drifting a popular but illegal pastime for young saudi arabian man who chooses to do he stumbled upon these videos on you tube we were mesmerized i must have watched all those videos of saudis drifting their skies on 2 wheels. and it was onl

that's shelly till visiting from iowa. that's where george kittle went to college and where he met his wife. they're enjoying it. george kittle was having dinner here in south beach a short while ago. as for he and the 49ers, in terms of football, they practiced in coral ganls bles ae university of miami. this was a light practice. all the heavy lifting is done fort players. these are walk-throughs today and tomorrow at hard rock stadium. for practice, we go to the airport. this is a common scene for the last several hours at the miami international airport. all of the fans now really coming in. several flights from the bay area that united flight direct from sfo. a few of the flights are coming in and several 49ers fans populating miami international. we talked about the big parties now. all along here, the strip of ocean drive, every bar, restaurant and club hosting a party. some are higher profile than others. participating in the parties tonight alone, you ready for glitz and glamour? star power. lady gaga, diddy, snoo

piece of news you have to follow the spokesperson of the minister of valor and things that are not of shelly declared must not be dealt with if you know a piece of news i will tell you and if that death toll has reached more figures then with even one case are you will tell you and you will resign because we need to be honest we need to be transparent and those people trying to distort the situation regarding kind of sell in other regions i would like to say that. the we deal with the cases we deal with the symptoms and. we have all the abilities and all the capabilities to fight this virus and if we have sussed case that is suspected we will move it to a better place to be hospitalized in more than 10 govern rates we have the full capabilities to determine to the team and to treat and we will say everything in that clear way we for all all of the government rates we follow all the citizens and even before the world war one. we where i again is that decisions of closing the whole cities or closing the whole govern rates because this has a bad consequences a very you closed the city or a gove

that is shelly till from iowa. george kittle went to the university of iowa. that's where he met his wife. so the kittle family very happy. you want to talk about some vip parties now? of course this is always a big deal. tonight just about two blocks designer gianni versace.ing, it was the bahamas, the country, hosting the party. other big party hosts tonight, shaquille o'neal. very interesting here. he ded proceeds of this party to the victims of the kobe bryant helicopter crash. pitbull, yes, we tracked him down. hosting a party. harry styles and lizzo among the headliners. back out here live, this is the cor d car doe za hotel on ocean drive, built in 1939. they've filmed some famous movies here, something about mary and training day. and the owner of this hotel, very gracious to let us use our nbc facilities here. gloria estefan. and here is some trivia for you. which local news anchor had lunch in this restaurant with gloria estefan many years ago. take it away. >> obviously jessica. >> with gloria and emilio. love those estefans. they're fantastic from

when you have a new york city that included racist policies like stuff but 1st he needs to go and shelly fight that which he has and that he just can't hide behind the airwaves he has to answer questions i'm a leader who can be honest about my mistakes and i believe when you make a mistake you just learn from it. next time you write he's a lightweight you find out that he's also one of the worst cases that ever seen. his presence is 0. also coming up rule number one of the boy scouts of america always be prepare a motto for more than a century but not for the events of right now the national organization of the boy scouts of america has filed for chapter 11 financial restructuring you might be wondering what this means for scouting and why the b.s.a. is taking this step. the short answer is that scouting continues. on to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day. with tesla boss musk here in berlin trying to clear the trees despite the forced tomorrow a german court will hand down a decision that could be make or break for germany's most

president castling and miss shelly castling are here with us tonight. would you please stand and be recognized. [ applause ] about as soon as he got here he gave me an idea, he suggested that we allow our colleges and universities to spend more of their privately raised dollars for needs-based scholarships. it's a great idea and i ask that the general assembly embrace it. according to "u.s. news and world report," south carolina is ranked in the top 5% nationally for high potential job growth, especially in manufacturing, technology, health care and engineering fields. however, competition for workers is fierce because there just aren't enough of them. some businesses are struggling, not because of lack of customers but because they can't find enough staff. right now in south carolina we have around 70,000 jobs looking for people. 70,000 jobs looking for people. the demand for workers in the skilled trades, high-paying jobs, is so great that our businesses have to go out of state to recruit them. we know that economic prosperity does not require a four-

i said i'm shelly capito. i straightened out the record before i left. >> senator whitehouse. >> welcome, director fleming. as you know i voted for your confirmation and supported you and on occasion i've had some regret about people who i've voted for but in your case i came to say thank you and to express my appreciation for the work you're doing. i want you to know that in rhode island we very often get things done by working together. public, private partnerships, partnerships across municipal, state, federal, all sorts of different parties coming together and as you also know when that's your process things can sometimes take some time. >> sure. >> i think we have been particularly well served by linda cruz cardinal who is your, as you know, your regional director in our area and by the terrific marguerite mckinley who is the area director. we have a port in galilee that has had considerable rebuild thanks was to eda support and that's made it an attraction for other fishing boats that have not come there

i said i'm shelly capato. i straightened out the record before i lettft. >> senator whitehouse. >> welcome, director fleming. as you know i voted for your confirmation in support of you and on occasion i've had some regret about people who i've voted for but in your case i came to say thank you and to express my appreciation for the work you're doing. in rhode island we get things done by working together. public, private partnerships, partnerships across municipal state, federal, all sorts of different parties coming together. as you also know when that's your process, things can tame some time. we have a port that's had very considerable rebuild thanks to eda support and that has made it an attraction for other fishing boats that had not come there before to now come there because the facilities are top quality. that's been very helpful for our fishing community. having that extra business has been essential to that industry fishing eco system. that's been very helpful. it's meant a lot to have eda there. ed

i have a great privilege to be joined by nurse shelly sweethelm, the director of bio preparedness and runs this quarantine. how are these patients doing? >> they're doing well. very stable. we're doing our best to get them -- whatever they need to be comfortable. and working through all the issues that they have with lost luggage and other things. it's all going well. >> are they going to get better? >> they are. >> tell me about versus ebola. how does this contagion look? >> ebola was not as infection. this is more like influenza in how it spreads thus respiratory droplets. the potential is more contagious. >> you feel here in the u.s. we're better prepared? >> i think the u.s. has done a nice job in working through preparedness in the last year. but long ways to go. >> she has to go now to the transport to bring the other patient in. meantime, we'll have more from the medical center tomorrow. we also want to dulles airport and looked how the virus is slipping in to the united states. take a look. this is the main terminal at dulles international airport. >> our borders are no guaran

one voter, shelly thornton, from a community like this, jefferson, iowa. i met her last fall.d herself a registered independent but was intrigued by pete buttigieg. she's now a precinct captain and is going to be volunteering. i want to let you hear from her. >> the only person you think you show up to caucus for was the mayor and now today what are you doing? >> i'm caucusing for pete. he speaks to my heart. i think he can bring everybody together. and he just has such a positive way of going about it. we are so divided right now. we need somebody who can bring us back together. >> what's the goal in places like jefferson here? >> we want to make sure we're in the kbhucommunities that don't as much attention, especially in presidential politics but folks have as much to gain or lose by the white house, maybe more so. >> reporter: as you heard from pete buttigieg himself he wants to win over independents like shelly and get them to come on caucus day and register as democrats. take into account that general election four years ago, donald trump won iowa by 10 percentage points

citing five sources, last week top intelligence official shelly pierson told house lawmakers russia is attempting to help president trump win and so doubt about the integrity of the election. according to a source with knowledge of the briefing, russia is using hacking weaponizing social media and attacking election infrastructure to protect their u.s. interests. the president was angry with acting director of national intelligence joseph maguire following the meeting according to a white house official. president trump then forced out maguire replacing him with richard grenell. a fierce game partisan trump loyalist and current ambassador to germany. >> he has zero intelligence or national security experience. we don't need a director of national propaganda, however. we need a director of national intelligence. >> reporter: russia's interference in the 2016 election and the conclusion that their efforts hurt hillary clinton and helped donald trump led to the mueller investigation. >> they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this

we see it different and i think shelly knows. i don't know why the statement was made, who knows.he bottom line is that shelley knows me well enough that no one can pull my chain are tired noose around me. i'm the most conservative democrat in all of congress. my goodness. i've taken some tough votes that are very unpopular with the caucus and i'm sure that schumer and everybody else might not of been happy with it but it's a vote that i can live with. i said if i can come home and explain it, i can vote for it. i can explain this vote. it might not be popular in my state but we will see. history will tell. the bottom line is the evidence was very clear and i was hoping, i truly was hoping that we would see evidence, that we would see new witnesses. maybe he could get some doubt or clarity. what we saw was overwhelming. >> bill: you floated the idea of a censure. that went nowhere. how do you go from censure to guilty on both counts? >> i was looking to see if there was any evidence to slow it down. let's see if we can get more input. i thought censure might've been a way we could

. >> reporter: very nice to see her, that is shelly till. she lives in iowa. that's where george kittle went to college and met his wife. she is so proud and fired up and she is excited. george kittle is here in south beach along ocean drive. he's having dinner and back to the team hotel. this is obviously a big weekend speaking of his teammates now, the 49ers, one light practice in coral gables at the university of miami. and when we talk about this team, george kittle doesn't have super bowl experience, but others do, among the few players that can teach the younger 49ers how to prepare mentally for what they're going to see come sunday. 3:30 pacific time is the kickoff. who else is here in south and these guys have super bowl experience. joe montana and jerry rice, together again, reunited. and they are good friends. they have been friends for years. obviously playing together, now hall of famers together, at an event here for the super bowl and for the fans. but joe montana with an interesting tweet earlier today. and here it is. take a look. quote, here y

jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce win 60m gold ina time 7.16 seconds . metres. the usa—born swede had only beaten his previous best a week earlier. duplantis broke the record with his first attempt in glasgow, and received £23,000 for the achievement. the 20—year—old who goes by the nickname mondo, is coached by his american father greg, who was also a pole vaulter. there is so many things are going to this, so many years of hard work that it this, so many years of hard work thatitis this, so many years of hard work that it is really computer, but i guess when that it is really computer, but i uess when ou're that it is really computer, but i guess when you're doing it right it seems simple. these meats are very important to get technical things done and figure out the small little details for when you want to add that perfect jump at details for when you want to add that perfectjump at the right time, which is the major championship meet. so i take these one at a timing triangle 110% every time. hopefully the results show. his father wasn't in glasgow b

shery: shelly lazarus, thank you very much. also thank you to colette ndi.nd shelly lazarus, center for global enterprise ceo. coming up, factory output likely slowed in january while retail sales are set to decline. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: breaking news out of japan. industrial production at the moment for the month of january growing 0.8% from a month ago. when it comes to the year on year numbers go, in contraction, filing 2.5%. this would be falling for a fourth consecutive month. i have to emphasize both numbers are better than estimates. when it comes to retail sales numbers, also better than expected. year on year contraction of 0.4%. month on month growth of 0.6% instead of a contraction that was expected for the month of january. of course, the numbers are not as great as the previous month. the january numbers are weaker, weak than much less the numbers on -- the economists had expected. . we have seen company production plans in the month of december pointing to a rise when it comes to manufacturing. perhaps we are seeing a little bit of that.

. >> my name is shelly and court appointed special advocate and is nima here with me. i'm with the board of directors of huckleberry youth programs. i had two youths that have lived at edgewood and i also had to travel as far as iowa to visit the youths i have been assigned to and i've been a caseworker for. we have to do all we can to keep our children in san francisco, their city of origin. c.s.u. in san francisco is crucial to our youth. there is a foster home in san francisco and to begin their relationship with the department of h.s.a., we arrive to a temporary shelter, which does not bode well for our city or children. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is cory, i'm a representative with teamsters 856. i'm here to thank supervisor mar and mayor breed for introducing this funding to offer the crucial services to the children of our community here in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm a coordinator working for support for families with children with disabilities. she couldn't be here, she's taking classes at

shelly: main companies like , that is oneencent of the biggest initiatives i have happened so far.telecom providers have been apt to join this fight. then you have folks like the virtual doctors that are playing a role in the coronavirus fight, as well as facial recognition companies and scanners that can try to scan people to see if they might have the virus. shery: our bloomberg technology reporter, thank you for that. coming up next, after the downgrade of macy's, ubs is predicting $90 billion of u.s. investment grade debt could be cut this year. details ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." the recent downgrades of macy's and brainerd are continuing the rise of fallen angels. companies that have seen your credit ratings reduced from investment grade. by this year, the volume of fallen angels is likely to fall. let's bring in the banks of head of credit xiao jie. matthew, it is very tempting to the fineness as what has been going on more broadly around the world, which is this massive risk of the coronavirus and what that means for corporate earni

. >> my name is shelly and court appointed special advocate and is nima here with me. i'm with the board of directors of huckleberry youth programs. i had two youths that have lived at edgewood and i also had to travel as far as iowa to visit the youths i have been assigned to and i've been a caseworker for. we have to do all we can to keep our children in san francisco, their city of origin. c.s.u. in san francisco is crucial to our youth. there is a foster home in san francisco and to begin their relationship with the department of h.s.a., we arrive to a temporary shelter, which does not bode well for our city or children. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is cory, i'm a representative with teamsters 856. i'm here to thank supervisor mar and mayor breed for introducing this funding to offer the crucial services to the children of our community here in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm a coordinator working for support for families with children with disabilities. she couldn't be here, she's taking classes at

guest, his company signed a deal with elon musk's spacex to send private citizens into space, tom shelly, welcome to the show. >> thank you very much, great to be here today. stuart: now you proposed to take people into orbit, literally into orbit? >> that's right, a few hundred miles above the earth. stuart: around the earth. >> that's right, you orbit the earth every 90 minutes. stuart: how much obvious question? >> we are not disclosing the costs this mission is going to be around the same sort of price range but it is for successful and the affluent who want to push boundaries and challenge themselves in new ways. stuart: okay, what do you start? >> we have completed 8 flights between 2001 and 2009, this mission, the earliest 2021. stuart: for people like me, not that i would do this, for late 2021 you would take private citizens in low-earth orbit? >> that's correct. that's the plan. absolutely, that's the partnership announced with spacex is adding this new experience to our portfolio. stuart: now, would have to go through -- i keep saying i, i will not do this, the space tourist,

. >> my name is shelly and court appointed special advocate and is nima here with me. i'm with the board of directors of huckleberry youth programs. i had two youths that have lived at edgewood and i also had to travel as far as iowa to visit the youths i have been assigned to and i've been a caseworker for. we have to do all we can to keep our children in san francisco, their city of origin. c.s.u. in san francisco is crucial to our youth. there is a foster home in san francisco and to begin their relationship with the department of h.s.a., we arrive to a temporary shelter, which does not bode well for our city or children. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is cory, i'm a representative with teamsters 856. i'm here to thank supervisor mar and mayor breed for introducing this funding to offer the crucial services to the children of our community here in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm a coordinator working for support for families with children with disabilities. she couldn't be here, she's taking classes at