but solomon will address it. has to address a business model question because a lot of analysts as we reported friday are questioning the business model of goldman sachs that's so heavily weighted to trading and investment banking and do they need to buy a brokerage firm. these are some of the things that will come up. you know, listen, just so you know, i'm not a goldman hater. liz: i know. he's an equal opportunity -- >> i hate everybody equally. but they do have an issue. this is a firm that's in the soup right now. and he's going to have to pull one out of his hat and try to convince investors they're on the right track. you know, i think investors will really ask, they will ask about the scandal, they will ask for his defense and they will also ask about going forward. i think they would be remiss if they didn't say do you need to buy a brokerage firm, do you need to do something that's structurally different than what you're doing now because the numbers are not working out as well. liz: the worst thing to

was that why he reached out again to adrian solomon with this request? really hoping we can end up back together. >> he told her, said adrian, he was thinking of changing his lifestyle, quitting poker, if only she'd take him back. well, she was a different adrian now. >> i think i kind of felt more powerful in that conversation than i had with him in a long time because i know that i don't trust a single word that he says. >> meanwhile, back in vegas, detectives learn that just days before the murders ernie scherer had made a rather unusual request of this man. his name is david mock. >> he asked me if i would do something slightly illegal for $300. >> david is a professional piano player in vegas. >> he says, oh, i'm looking to get a gun because i'm a professional gambler and i carry a lot of money. i thought, you know, no. i'm not going to do that. >> and investigators discovered ernie also asked david's performance partner to buy him a gun and offered another friend $50,000 to point the finger of suspicion away from ernie and towards someone else. and

coming up, an interview with james gorman and david solomon.ll here on bloomberg tv and on bloomberg radio. market check? equities, bonds, fx. equities firmer by a quarter of 1% on the s&p 500. tom: sterling up three days in a row, nice lift over 1.30. with mr. draghi coming up, watch the weaker euro. jonathan: fx ahead of the decision. later we hear from mario draghi. the euro weaker after soft pmi's. 1.1350. treasuries up. 72% on the u.s. 10 year. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg surveillance in new york. we are expecting the ecb announcement and we will bring you details when we get them in 20 minutes. another stock moving ahead of the u.s. open. taylor: all about the airlines. american airlines not coming out with numbers yet. we got numbers from southwest and jetblue. southwest higher, earnings-per-share beat after corporate bookings arising. they are forecasting revenue for available seats, mile rising to 4.5% this quarter exceeding forecast from delta and united. so far, january, revenue is $15 million hurt by the government shu

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some good recommendations there. jason solomons.us on the film review, thank you for watching and goodbye. it was a chilly day today and it's going to be a chilly night as well. a covering of cloud but only a thin duvet. temperatures are going to be dipping away, particularly where we've got the clear skies across the west cou ntry we've got the clear skies across the west country there will be some brea ks west country there will be some breaks as well for eastern scotland and the north—east of england, even with that cloud it's very thin and the temperatures won't be far away from freezing. you can see where we've got the coldest of the air, the lowest temperatures. the cloud filling in a bit through the day tomorrow. some sunshine at times, mainly for eastern scotland, north—east england down towards the wash. for most of us, quite a cloudy day on saturday. a dry day with temperatures struggling. a bit of rain comes in during the evening in the north—west. that fades away on sunday but more sunshine for scotla nd sunday but more

he does not believe that mohamed bin solomon had a role in the killing often at the saudi consulate in istanbul despite the cia coming up with evidence and conclusions that there was some sort of involvement by the saudi leadership including muhammad bin salim on so that is one of the issues which will further improve ties between the united states and turkey which was a mandate that lindsey graham came with this is the second visit by a high placed u.s. official to turkey after the announcement of the two could drawn from the turkish syrian border by the u.s. president and that was the other important issue that was discussed between us but between the u.s. senator and dish officials the troop withdrawal and what lindsey graham is hoping for is a phased withdrawal rather than abrupt pullout where u.s. forces are in the. the syrian territory for enough time that i said is defeated his view is different again from the u.s. president who thinks that iceland has been defeated u.s. senator lindsey graham is important because he sits on three very influential committees including defense

jason solomons. what do we have this week? a new year, lots of new films. welcome back to the cinema for the new year. we'll be going back to 1700s and the last stuart court to marvel at olivia colman's award—tipped performance as queen anne in the favourite, a restoration drama. another super woman pumping the courts of power under the lens, it's ruth bader ginsburg, rbg, who has been known for her battles for equal pay and sexism in the american supreme court. she is one of the last dissenting voices. and in welcome to marwen, barbie dolls, action men and gijoes help steve carell‘s traumatised artist over his grief by blowing them up to life—size pictures. let's kick off with the favourite. i saw it the other day. it is really fun. brilliantly acted. it takes you back to a time hundreds of years ago. i didn't live then! when everyone wore those extraordinary wigs! there is a bit of eltonjohn video, new romantic video. it's called the favourite and is quickly becoming an awards season favourite, cer

liz: well, props to david solomon. i like the thinking that he would do that.e day he will come on the program. >> by the way, when you were away, did you see i became a hip-hop star? liz: here i am trying to do my work at ces and i get this twitter feed blowup on ice cube. >> and chuck d. and other rappers. liz: those guys are businessmen, young man. >> i know that. i put that in my story. by the way, i'm now a guess a celebrity in the hip-hop community. the reason why, we were -- liz: okay. i'm done. >> we were the first to break that ice t wants to buy the regional sports networks. ice cube, i'm sorry. liz: okay. now i'm cutting you off. he so just blew it. we are at session highs, i guess. even though we are down 21 points. don't go away. in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield℠ annuities from brighthouse financial, established by metlife. . . with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock sa

jason solomons.the film review, thank you so much for watching and goodbye from both of us. hello there. to the picking up across the northern part of the uk. there could be some fleeting sunshine this morning. we had rain across northern scotla nd morning. we had rain across northern scotland and northern ireland, and becoming lighter as it is done into northern england and north wales. it turns wet again in the north of scotla nd turns wet again in the north of scotland and the winds are continuing to howl. it should be mild day, 11 or 12 degrees but it is going to be windier than we have seen for a while. gail is widely in scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour 01’ scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour or more, scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour 01’ more, may scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour or more, may lead to some travel disruption. it stays very windy into the evening and the night as well. eventually, that low pressure russia isa eventually, that low pressure russia is a way to scandinavia, th

apparently pinged big collated that the cia you have suggested points the finger m i haven't been solomon so yes she will want obtain all information possible to make sure that the investigation is not still runs as possible so tom what are the chances of that happening in a donald trump is not really condemned hummin solomon or saudi arabia in any meaningful way how likely do you think it is that the united states would help the rapper tour with this would turn over some of the evidence they have to give this some sort of credibility. i think it's important to remember that the evidence the united states holds was given to them in the first place by turkey and it all goes back to the set of tapes which have obviously been collected as part of the surveillance of the consulate that may have been in place before the incident now the united states contribute what they've done is they looked at the evidence and they worked out the cia reports it has been leaked so she can have access to it she may want to ask for a directive from you know from the government to make it a little bit more form

welcome to the program i'm richelle carey showed he was a critic of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon the journalist was killed at the saudi consulate in istanbul almost four months ago now but his body or remains have never been recovered and the murder case remains unsolved turkey's not satisfied with the saudis own investigations and wants a full international investigation but it's got an end the pendent investigation led by the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions agnes calm are entertainer in turkey for a week long mission she also wants to visit saudi arabia telmarc said on thursday that the three member legal and forensic panel would seek to establish state and individuals responsibilities for the killing i conceive of this and for it to be a necessary step among a number of others toward crucial truth telling about and formal accountability for the gruesome killing of mr. hell marc who had requested information from other authorities including the united states hopes this will help ensure accountability and transparency in this case and may open new avenues for t

, the its time to make progress and i solomon, the g waldman sacks.g more protection in the workplace. what do you think? at this stage it'sjust a we have a - look that women - still come from come - from having 2 child they come back from having a child and this proposal bus and this proposal wouldn't bus returning mothers but have ta ken have taken shared - leave ‘any parent taking assured is, >7 jiij i=_-i- igiiii ieazxe. it could be lease. it could be a good paternal leave. it could be a good thing, people are still finding workplace discrimination, either subject are losing theirjobs or finding actually they are made to feel so awful when they return that effectively they give up theirjobs and leave. it's really striking, i was reading some statistics this morning and it said nearly half of all women who do not take time off, in fact all carers, parental leave, do not take the full amount owed to them because they are worried about them because they are worried about thejob and them because they are worried about the job and the job security. i w

and taking us through the cinema releases, who else but jason solomons? new year, lots of new films? happy new year to everyone. welcome back to the cinema for new year, and to welcome us back, we'll go back to the 1700s, to the last stuart court, to marvel at olivia colman‘s awards—tipped performance as queen anne in the favourite, the restoration drama in which rachel weisz and emma stone vie for the royal affections. there's another superwoman pumping the courts of power under the lens. it's rbg, or the notorious rbg, as her legions of young fans call her, ruth bader ginsburg, who's been known for her battles for equal pay and sexism in the american supreme court. she's one of the last dissenting voices. and in welcome to marwen, barbie dolls, action gijoes and nasty nazis help steve carell, a traumatised artist, over his grief by blowing them up to life—sized pictures. all right, let's kick off with the favourite. i saw it the other day. it's really fun, brilliantly acted, you have to say, and it does take you back to that time, doesn't it, hundreds o

jonathan: that was david solomon, the goldman sachs ceo. that is the take away for a lot of people, that we are closer to the end of the cycle that the beginning. you can't disagree with that because it met a lot of sense. tom: we put in context what you heard from that important ceo. o'neill,ry here of jim bill dudley of the new york fed, now retired, and you move to the wonderful economist at goldman sachs, and i will say they have a history of a more measured approach to the measurement of economic growth. jonathan: for the market for to cement at the moment listening to a lot of this, thinking tell me something -- for the market participant at the moment listening to a lot of this, thinking tell me something i don't know, i got a sense from ecb president mario draghi little earlier on that they don't really have a policy response to this. they can talk about the potential for reintroducing long-term refinance operations for euros on banks, but is that enough? tom: it is not enough, and income a nation with the weaker , you and i noticed

the bishop of the solomon islands stood up and said to us, you who are american, you have the power, sinking. our governments are in confrontation with new zealand and australia, -- consultation to figure out how to save the people of the islands, when the ocean rises, and the island sinks, please, we need your help. we need your knowledge. we need your strength, we need your help, and then he said we have been your friends before. my family. saved your president. john kennedy. in the second world war. and now, we need you to save us. >>> my brothers and sisters, we are part of one world, as doctor king said long ago, what affects one directly affects us all indirectly. we are tied in inescapable networks of mutuality, bound together. in a single garment of destiny. >>> you will hear later in this program the words of sir richard attenborough, who said, and i quote, if the greatest legacy of that first flight to the moon was the very discovery of the earth, then maybe our responsibility to that legacy is to protect this earth, our oasis, among the stars. my brothers, my sisters, my s

solomon. serenity ready. m.nessa pha terry.rian donald may. shelner. amanda thomas. jennifer lee hampton. officer andrew wideman. officer rodney johnson. buddy mason. adrienne shelly. mollie tibbetts. ronald da silva. sarah root. .rew rosenberg carol willingham. oscar navarro. brock jones. michael grubbs. these are just names of americans whose lives have the loss to illegal immigration. they no longer have their voice but we can and must be the voice today. and if these names sound familiar as because we've heard them on the news. i would like to reflect on others who certainly weren't celebrating the status quo. the names may sound familiar because these are the same individuals that then leader pelosi said record on this floor oh year ago in february more the eight hours defending passion of daca and shutting the government down. vanessa rodriguez. vargas. jaclyn romo. rojas. ray panetta. kelly, crystal, carlos, --ianne, hugo, fernando fernando herrera. emily. claudia. cynthia sanchez. hugo alexander a costa. galvan. hector rivera suarez. juan carlos navarra. carl

goldman sachs also outperformed. >> yeah.ma gosachs, i love the start that david solomon has gotten here. and he's dealt a tough deck of cards here because he's walking into that malaysian litigation. but nevertheless, they were able to outperform in mergerdvory work, even though they had tough results in trading. they bought backhares which helped, of course. at the end of the day made some strategic cost cutting and that really helped them. >> a stumble -- a stumble for jpmorgan. now, you were seeing that last week as a proxy for the global market given their dfootprint. wh you make of their report? >> well, i don't think it was bad, but i think traders were a little nervous about, quite frankly, jamie dimon's outlook. he was a little more cautious on what he saw going forward, given the shutdown with the government and other issues, tradean issue so forth. and of course they have been the leader. theyere the top performer ong banks last year. expectations were higher. they didn't beat those higher pectations. >> if the fed does stand patton terest rates, what does that do to the profi

he said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the night with a friend, george solomon in moon lake an hour to the north. >> he did, in fact, go up to where george was staying with his girlfriend if pasco county. there was confirmed by george and george's girlfriend. george gave us a time line consistent with what permaner gave us. >> his story checked out and he voluntarily came clean. he had a record. he had done time. >> early noon in your life, you get in trouble. what was going on with you? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid, started it up small, basically, running an ad out of a newspaper, getting a small office. it expanded and ballooned. >> what kind of money were you pulling down a week? >> i was grossing about six to $7,000 a day. >> a day? you were how old? >> 20. that's the trap. why am i going to school when i'm making this kind of money? >> yes. >> it endedp up in a gunfight? >> yes, sir. >> tim says he was worried he'd be painted as a bad guy right away because of his sorted past. so he promised to cooperate every way possible. the cops took him

a chilling report by human rights watch those hired to solomon armed group with links to al qaeda has detained and tortured civilians in syria the organization has also released the testimonies of several victims you might find some of them upset. they used to pull me out of the cell beat me and then return me no one asked me a single question no one asked me what my name was. these torture moments i remember them in detail every day people died in front of my eyes the maximum you can do is move your shoulders a bit and scream for help but on several occasions they stuffed things in my mouth so i couldn't scream. they beat me they would please me absolutely down for hours beat me and interrogate me it became tougher physically and emotionally. the new york based rights organization claims detentions and arrests were triggered by protests against the militant group it was done after of course. when syria's most ruthless battle hardened terrorist elements fled the advances of the country's military taking refuge in the province the u.s. and cole went overboard overboard about our side a

. >> reporter: two years ago teacher librarians some of the solomon transformed the space from an old storage room. >> i reopened the library. it was closed for nine years. >> reporter: the calvinism and libraries serves at risk students and united versus the academy in oakland. the future implement with the oakland unified school district is a 30. she said salary and benefits are paid for by funds of our measure g. for the past couple of years, ousd has distributed funds to libraries and schools with the most in need. now i wanted to give schools at the same amount of money. $20,000 each. solomon says that that is not nearly enough to cover her salary.>> i don't know what schools are able to fund librarians or how many positions will be around. and as possible i could be reassigned or possible i may not have a job. what is probably most likely is that i would look elsewhere. sroka recent email asked mind defining change as an effort to push more resources out to the site and says it it it just is committed to helping staff find a replacement if the money can continue to fund their po

"the hill" john solomon broke this an hour ago. damaging new information detailing that james comey, andrew mccabe and others, top officials at the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. willfully committed fisa court fraud in the leadup to the 2016 election to his assist hillary. they did it knowingly. according to the report. in the summer of 2016. the fourth highest ranking member of the doj, bruce orr briefed members under testimony. he told them. briefed members of the f.b.i. and other justice department officials about the infamous steal -- steele dossier. he said that it was op research bought and paid for by hillary clinton's campaign. and could therefore be tainted with bias. remember, bruce ohr knew about this clinton connection. his wife nellie ohr worked with christopher steele on behalf of the clinton campaign to put those to put the conflict of russian lies together. to put the conflict of interest aside for a moment, here is where this report takes a serious and malicious and illegal turn. because we now know that bruce ohr and his w

solomon. there was only one time when i watched the show and thought oh my god that's so risky you. know no animal weighing many tons and such a tiny human by his side. but i never imagined anything bad would happen because i ignored the risk but you know that. i would like a lot but now i want people to understand that the shows are not ok. it all away. look at it as if the. most a days has found to reveal the grim reality of keeping all careers in captivity though not many share concerns. she lives in the village of los rail a hawse in northern tenor reef this is where her son alex grew up and later attended school. the local church was packed alex's funeral service. soon after she says the park management began trying to conceal the true cause of his death. many believe their claim that he had simply drowned. in. the report shows what really caused his death it says he suffered a brutal orca attacking us causing lethal injuring. a. lot of parquet animals while alex worked is a huge tourist attraction. i . and the killer whale shows continue even after his death. i visit is these

and according to john solomon's reporting and don't forget andrew mccabe, his deputy, is also under ariminal investigation. and john solomon pointing out that james comey and others were all briefed about the phony dossier back in august. they were told by bruce ohr, according to his sworn testimony that we only got this week then he told all of them in the fbi, all of them in the state department, oh, hillary paid for it. and christopher steele hates the president, oh, and, by the way, they put this thing together and i wouldn't trust it. but in spite of that warning he went ahead anyway. as the gramly graham memo pointed out, the bulk of information was used in the fisa warrant. that would be a conspiracy to commit a frauds against the court. we also know andrew wiseman and another mueller investigator, they were also briefed on these warnings think knew it was biased and unverified. hillary paid for lies to influence the 2016 election. still, mueller used it as a basis of his investigation but never investigated hillary who bought it. now, we have been warning you for months, this

david solomon is next.hat should david be doing becaused on your penal experience >> one day when we call you goldman and women saks. >> goldman and goldwomen saks. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >>> the markets are at a crossroads as the s&p 500 is caught between its december lows and its all-time high so which way will it break? find out on tradingnation.cnbc.com more "squawk on the street" coming up. ♪ (vo) here's a question. was it necessary to create a luxury car more teched out than silicon valley? with a cockpit fit for aspaceship. hang on. radar that senses things the human eye can't.

ramy: david solomon basically apologized to the country of malaysia.me show you the quote we have. he said it is clear the people of malaysia work defrauded by many individuals. one of them we know to be tim mr. solomon also saying they are working together with the department of justice and the investigation is ongoing. the cfo said the ongoing litigation cost will amount to $2 billion on top of the $5 billion that is one lump sum. bloomberg sources say apple was planning to cut back on hiring for some divisions. shery: bloomberg technology reporter mark gurman covers this story and broke the scope. apple trying to put a positive spin on this saying the iphone sales declining would actually help them innovate. what did they say exactly? mark: this is sources inside apple. employees earlier in the month, tim cook was asked if there would be a hiring freeze to offset the slower sales and reduce revenue. he said i hiring freeze would not be the solution to the current problem. instead, they would reduce hiring in some division, excluding some of the hott

the headline is david solomon says 50% chance of a recession in 2020. what does that mean? >> let's put that in context. our economists recently wrote a report talking about the chance of recession in the u.s.. they said they thought in 2019, a 15% chance and in 2020 a 50% chance. it is hard to put in context what that means. the u.s. economy is in good shape. i think there is a possibility as we get into the latter part of 2020 we see continuing tightening as the fed continues to manage monetary policy, that we can see an economic slowdown. it is just as well possible this run could continue and we could see economic growth continuing into 2021. it is hard to predict those things in advance. i think that is an indication we are closer to the end of the cycle rather than the beginning. nejra: that was david solomon in davos. coming up, we speak to a ceo. don't miss that interview. this is bloomberg. . ♪ nejra: let's take you back to the world economic forum in davos. good to see you again. >> i'm delighted to be joined by the chief financial officer of engie. thank you for

investment bank would scale down its role there goldman's david solomon made the comments of the world economic forum in davos and that mirrors a common theme in those meetings that ended today big concerns about the global economy and no clear picture of. in just a few hours time peace and quiet will return to davos the delegates who came here to seek solutions to the world's problems will be gone for another twelve months. as usual participants at this year's gathering tackled some big issues conversations focused on trade conflicts climate change and of course the many unanswered questions about britain's departure from the e.u. ask you a series i think but johnson come rexx it may be delayed others were less tight lipped and came up with analogies to describe the prospect of britain leaving the e.u. without to dale it's like in a family husband and wife divorced without an agreement i have not known any such situation which ends happily so the only thing that should happen now is discard this option from the table and focus on building consensus on any of the other options on the t

the reason to own it, solomon. he's going to be a great ceo >> you think he survives this? >> yeah. >> there's some people that are saying that somebody will fall on their swords to save the bank >> that woun shock me. >> haeze has a game plan to fix this company they have a problem. they have a lot to do to fix i think he has a good set up to do that. the problem is you have this thing over hanging the stock >> they pin it really -- tim was the banker but the head of asian ya they are all gone. >> at the end of the day tim sloan survived areal i really don't think you pin this on solomon. i have way many more banks to own. >> people still want to work there. >> if you're looking at trading revenue, you buy the exchanges i don't think in 2019 you're buying gold mman sachs because your expecting fertile trading environment. i think business is getting far more diversified than we were accustomed to. >> someone should just go buy them i'm not kidding. >> how about you buy the stock even if you don't care about goldman because of that. >> we're going to get more insight. >> so

film criticjason solomons is with me. we'll be discussing the likely contenders and bring you all the nominations as they are announced in los angeles. so, jason. let's talk through some of the frontrunners for this year” of the frontrunners for this year's awards and it seems that for the first time in a couple of years there isn't a film poised to sweep the boards? a couple of years ago, we were here with la la land with loads of nominations. i don't think we have a film that is the frontrunner in such a way. that makes the race all the more exciting this year. but i do think we will see three films coming to the front and one of them will be roma, without a doubt. many are tipping it to be the first ever film ina tipping it to be the first ever film in a foreign language to win best picture. it is certainly rare that it is nominated in best picture. i think it is an absolute masterpiece. it is about the film—makers memories of growing up in mexico in the 19705. it is funny and wistful and powerful in political and ever

last year in belgium with recovering from those sixteen bullets as for going home i have said it solomon a times and i will say it here. i am not in exile. i have not run away from tanzania i am being treated when my doctors say i'm ready to go home a medical a feat out be on the next plane to that asylum ok we'll leave it there that is to lisa opposition leader in tanzania joining us here on news africa thank you say thank you so much christian. the. money. that was involved in saying to buy the musician all is of too cozy this weekend in zimbabwe we say he was the people's voice and it's fitting that he was declared a national hero that saved bundled up the african and is out if you catch all our stories on our website and our facebook page now would leave you with the music from the great man something about playing. on the mountain. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to expla

many suspect crown prince muhammad bin solomon ordered a saudi hit squad to fly to istanbul last october that the united states is the main provider of saudi military assistance aid and support in the war in yemen so the the not united states is not an objective observer of the war of yemen it's an accomplice in the water of yemen. pompei was keen to lay much of the blame for what many describe as years of chaos in the middle east on former president barack obama's administration. president trump has reasserted america's control as a force for good in this region he said we have rediscovered our voice. there are millions of people throughout this region who are grateful for the u.s. led coalition success in the battle against eisel but there will also be many made nervous by a u.s. administration that blames the region's instability in the previous u.s. president on the wrong. al-jazeera. news hour including questions increase about the validity of the presidential election result in the democratic republic of congo vigils in washington and one hundred days after the death of. among doze

we speak with david solomon.ngfullylined over the last 10 years. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to a special edition of "bloomberg best" from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. ubs released earnings, reporting $13 billion in outflows during the fourth quarter after several banks announced deep on trading losses last week. this was the backdrop as we spoke with several of the world's leading bank executives. let's start with my conversation with goldman sachs ceo david solomon. ♪ >> whenever we have a bad quarter, i often hear the phrase, we can't do anything about the weather, we just manage what we have. is it the weather that has changed, or have we seen over a period of time a climate change to fixed income trading? >> from a big picture perspective, if you look at the evidence -- and i talked about this on the earnings call -- the wallet available has declined meaningfully over the course of the last 10 years. for us, we really like -- there are obviously opportunities for us to continu

jamal khashoggi was a horrid and that there is a real sense that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon had to have been behind the murder of mr kushner the consensus really started forming after of both senators and representatives had closed door briefings with the cia director gina haskell in december but again because the u.s. government is in a partial shutdown the focus right now among all legislators is in trying to resolve this crisis and then they will get back to these other issues involving foreign policy but frankly the government shutdown is overriding everything right now. the u.s. at least is on hold rosemond.

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david solomon made the comments at the world economic forum hearing this year's underlying sentiment in davos a lot of concern but few real answers. in just a few hours time peace and quiet will return to davos the delegates who came here to seek solutions to the world's problems will be gone for another twelve months. as usual participants at this year's gathering tackled some big issues conversations focused on trade conflicts climate change and of course the many unanswered questions about britain's departure from the e.u. ask you very very little fifty. johnson come direct to be delayed others were less tight lipped and came up with analogies to describe the prospect of britain leaving the e.u. without dale it's like in a family husband and wife divorce without an agreement i have not known any such situation which ends happily so the only thing that should have been know is discard this option from that they will and focus on building consensus on any of the other options on the table chancellor angela merkel also made a plea for more international cooperation some saw that as a

film criticjason solomons is with me.ly contenders and bring you all the nominations as they are announced in los angeles. so, jason. let's talk through some of the frontrunners for this year” of the frontrunners for this year's awards and it seems that for the first time in a couple of years there isn't a film poised to sweep the boards? a couple of years ago, we were here with la la land with loads of nominations. i don't think

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