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a state anything. plug even though i am essentially turning away $20,000 that i could use, it is in solidarity of librarians. i cannot in good conscience spent the money. >> reporter: solomon about the time, purchased books on her own and got a library certification at the request of the district. she says while her future is uncertain, she is focused on doing the best for the students while she can. >> i would hate to walk away from the library and let it go back to being a storage room. trucking ousd spokesman says the move is aligned with what the board says principles can only use the money for libraries. when asked how it would affect librarian salaries were told it is something the district is working on. cristina rendon own ktvu fox 2 news. >>> students from undergraduate campuses will send a message to the board of regents pickett will meet at you the of san francisco with the student plan to deliver a list of demands to the board. they are focused on giving workers fair contracts and making sure students and workers feel safe on all campuses. >>> new housing at the north berkeley artist asian cody belcher the south is out of the parking at a second metal street. the berkeley cit

playboy a shoot for which she wore a hit job to curry says she's been mis identified multiple times by the media before last year photos were used to represent nora solomon the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter misrepresentation and misidentification is a constant problem if you're a muslim in america and as much as i work to fight this there are moments like this where i feel defeated vogue magazine later posted an apology saying they were sincerely sorry for the mix up they also idea that they were thrilled at the chance to photograph to shine a light on the important work she does but some on twitter think the apology was far from enough. and apologies not enough you should give up but when it is if you in an upcoming issue is a very near future and do it is simply not good enough and it stands will get superstation badly absolutely disgraceful there are disappointing you need but it's a proofread need to through featured interview in the future issue you know earlier we spoke with a. founder of muslim girl dot com she says the media needs to recruit from more diverse backgrounds to avert the problem of misidentifying muslims. i think this is abso

solomon. >> running ubs a listening time president of ubs america.et with so troubled. >> exactly. >> i was listening to you guys, listen we had no high yield, issuance for the most part in fourth quarter zero in december. >> yeah volatility was crazy a lot of m&a corporate capital markets on the side looinlz not surprising revenues slow equalizing not surprising earnings per share do better because stock buy walks have all companies probably do better fourth quarter earnings per share we may not see that going into next year, because i think with this -- i think we did a lot of the tax 1.0 forward. >> next year is a big question, about what -- what from what you saw from citi earnings what goes into next year. >> you know, i think until the last month you know we were talking about two to four rate hikes next year. that would have been incredibly strong for the banks. because everything every one looks at net interest margin spread on liability screen. unfortunately now we don't even know if we will have i mean when is good we may not have a rate ri

information that's why sometimes it's a bit different in terms of timing but in those statements you had. talking about how he stressed in meetings with both king solomon and crown prince mohammad the need for everybody responsible or who played a role in the murder of jamal khashoggi to be held accountable that he spoke he said about other human rights issues including the issue of female detainees our viewers might be aware of these several media stories that have come out over the past couple of weeks as a response to the saudi or as a consequence of the saudi goal who was stranded in thailand for a bit until she got. given refugee status and then asylum and in canada that there was talk. of the main advisor true crown prince mohammed bin someone who is apparently meant to be under investigation but the reports are that he still has a lot of sway in riyadh was actually one of the people who was overlooking and overseeing personally the torture and even through use of rape against political detainees namely women detainees in saudi arabia so comparison that he spoke about that as well what people will be wondering well is that's how he would be insis

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 shows look like trainers and alters are in pe

in playboy a shoot for which she wore the other clothing to curry says she's been misidentified multiple times by the media before and last year her photos were used to represent nor solomon the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter. misrepresentation and misidentification is a constant problem if you're a muslim in america and as much as i work to fight this there are moments like this where i feel defeated by vogue magazine later posted an apology saying they were sincerely sorry for the mix up they also added that they were thrilled at the chance to photograph to shine a light on the important work that she does but some people on twitter think the apology wasn't good enough saying that she should be given another shoot a full interview in a future issue earlier we spoke with the. founder of muslim girl dot com she says the media needs to recruit from more diverse backgrounds to avert the problem of misidentifying muslims. this is absolutely a problem i mean not only is this an issue within the media but it's also an issue in real life as well it is very common for muslim women and also women from many other minorities to be misrepresented mis identified mis named espe

that anybody could do something like that. >> and adrian solomon, the one-time teacher of the flying trapeze, the woman who thought she'd learned aor two about reading people, still wonders why she just didn't see it. >> i don't trust my judgment, and i don't trust other people are telling the truth. and that's hard. >> will you ever get that back? >> i don't know. i'm sure -- over time everything's been getting better, but i'm still not ready to be trusting everyone so easily. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> she told archie she was dating this man. if he didn't like it, he could leave. >> he had been stabbed multiple times. nobody saw anything. >> i went, dad. and i touched him. i will never forget that feeling. >> it was just before dawn when he found his father dead in the driveway. >> there was no doubt in my mind what happened. i immediately knew.

david solomon made the comments at the world economic forum mirroring this year's underlying sentiment in davos 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 if you agree to anything but johnson coming back to be delayed others were less tight lipped and came up with and ologies to describe the prospect of britain leaving the e.u. without a deal 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 no is discard this option from the table 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 message to u.s. president donald trump who stayed at home to the u.s.

. >> what is the rating on goldman sachs overall and the first time hearing from david solomon on a callal to hear from him for various reasons. what do you want to hear him say specifically >> i think it's an interesting call obviously we all want to know about the fundamentals of the business, not just for goldman but the others and unfortunately as we all know they have the issue with the my lazian solvent wealth fund and i know they won't give us much detail with the ongoing investigations and people are looking for reassurances that it's not more widespread than this issue with the sovereign wealth fund in malaysia hopefully they'll be able to give us reassurances that it's not widespread and that will, you know, help the stock but that, urge, is a cloud that is overhanging the stock. there's not only, you know, the department of justice investigations but you have the bank regulators. the federal reserve and others are investigating and we have to wait and see what's going to happen as a result of those investigations >> gerard, thank you for joining us great to catch up. >> you're

a vote on options including another referendum. and ccming up — the film criticjason solomons will be here to discuss this year's 0scar nominations, and which british stars are up for awards. timet, which was carrying the cardiff city footballer, emiliano sala. patisserie valerie. in patisserie valerie. he had signed for the club for a record fee of £15 million from na ntes record fee of £15 million from nantes on saturday. he had been due to be gain training with his team—mates today. he went to france to see goodbye to his former team—mates. —mates. he had 13 goals so far this season. nantes were due to play a cup game tomorrow evening which has been postponed. fans will be holding a rally this evening, to dropa be holding a rally this evening, to drop a yellow tulip at the foot of the fountain using the - pray director ken choo ' ’ " , club are in shock. they confirmed the training perfect today was his first day with the team, when we heard about the plane, which has gone missing, we were very shocked, and it caught all of us off guard. huddersfield town's new manager has been presented to the media today. he moved from boroughsia dorlt mund's second team to tread the same

david solomon was there by mirroring 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 three to fifty years and something come back 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 no 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 message to u.s. president donald trump who stayed at home due to the u.s.

david solomon made the comments at the world economic forum in dollars, and it mirrors a common theme. -- in davos, and it mirrors a common theme. reporter: in a few hours' timepeace and quiet return to dallas -- davos. the politicians and world leaders will be gone for another 12 months. participants at this year's gathering tackled big issues. conversations focused on trade conflict, climate change and the unanswered questions about britain's departure from the e.u. >> can brexit be delayed? reporter: others were less tightlipped and came up with an elegies describe the prospect of britain leavavg the e.u.u. witht a deal. >> it is like in a family, husbanand and wife divorce witht agrereement. i ven'n' known any situation that ends happily, so discard this and focus on the senses of any of the other options. reporter: chancellor angela merkel made a plea for more international cooperation. some saw that as a message to donald trump who stayed at home because of the government shutdown. there were new faces this year. brazil's new president jair bolsonaro made his first appearance, using the opportunity to attract foreign investors. many of the leaders who g

. >> solomon is making estimates and said it's been a difficult time but franchise in asia remains strongnderstand that story yet. >> >> it will take a while our analyst call there is when we see something like that happen it's-year-old before it comes to a conclusion, but what happened is goldman was trading below book value when the stock closed last night, so trading below book value is just too [ cheers and applause i really think it's going to be hard to see that stock go on a sustained rally until that gets resolved, but below book value goldman, especially with these results, that stock was just too cheap. >> finally we were talking off camera about the trading activity in december and all the excuses people were giving for why that was happening. volcker rule, balance sheets and liquidity drains what have we learned from that >> we eesks appearan've experiet what's happening through this year is active versus passive management passive management can take over the market we saw $7.5 billion flow out of financial services and the etfs since june and there's a lot less liquidity tha

speaking of which we have a stunning new report justew out, broken by john solomon how hillary clinton's campaign and the fbi, well, they connected several timesl tell you about real collusion that the rest of the media will ignore, big story when we get back. ♪ t back. -looks great, honey. -right? sometimes you need an expert. i got it. and sometimes those experts need experts. on it. [ crash ] and sometimes the expert the expert needed needs insurance expertise. it's all good. steve, you're covered for general liability. and, paul, we got your back with workers' comp. wow, it's like a party in here. where are the hors d'oeuvres, right? [ clanking ] tartlets? we cover commercial vehicles, too. i think there's something wrong with your sink. ♪ >> sean: stunning details tonight on the witch hunt against president trump. a new article from john solomon of "the hill" revealing how the clinton machine flooded the fbi with what they claim was trump-russian until agents finally bit. absolutely stunning. joining us now, investigative reporter, john solomon, author of the new best seller "the case against the democratic house impeaching trump." harvar

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solomon to the murder the un's human rights office says a trial held in saudi arabia into the murder of is not enough on thursday saudi media reported eleven suspects that appeared in court for the first time state prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for five of the defendants but the u.n. wants an independent investigation with international involvement just a quick check of the live shot for you in washington d.c. this is outside the white house congressional leaders expected to speak there the lights of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and then also a news conference from the rose garden within the white house from donald trump himself waiting to see if there's been any movement on the government shutdown we're bring you that when it happens in the meantime on al-jazeera it's inside story. teenage girls using social media are more likely to be depressed than voice a new study calls for caution what's the connection and why this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i am sam is a than the extent to which social media has embedded itself into the daily lives of people cannot be understated a u.k. study is look specifically at how teenagers are affected the differences between how

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time on the. are watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now. saudi arabia for talks with saudi crown prince mohamad and solomon says he will bring up the murder of journalist. earlier he called on gulf nations to unite and in the blockade against qatar. iran's foreign minister has met his counterpart in baghdad and discussed u.s. sanctions against iran and the normalization of relations with syria zimbabwe has more than doubled the price of fuel over night but the move has failed to ease the nationwide petrol and diesel shortage. petrol stations in some cases for several days. at a funeral for a single senior rebel commander an indian administered kashmir as government forces try to block mourners from attending or ship ari has the latest. paying their respects thousands defied barriers and roadblocks to gather in the hometown of rebel commanders in actual islam he was one of the two men killed in a gun battle with government troops late on saturday. was a. zenith a list. almost a pious muslim and one of the greatest fighters what compulsion made zenit to pick up arms these young men are taking up arms because

the tournament has expanded this time so some of those third place things do have a chance of of going three g. think it's been a success so far the expansion of the solomons all of the paint say many predictable gangs do you think. but in the first couple of rounds it felt quite predictable and it's very hard to swallow eat to see this kind of a shock for early sites go out so today that australia are a bit nerve wracking and in the end of that quote much against syria been a lost day they're going and it's going to be quite difficult to see them and or any of the kind of biggest sites and crush outs and we've seen that going into the final day most of the big sides of already through it does offer the opportunity for a small clips to taste that success and that's what we've seen from kind of palestine we've seen philippines cookstown so but you are allowing sites through that at the moment these teams up and want to match them in palestine would progress the last sixteen without scoring a goal which of often kind of that seems a bit odd for a tournament a knockout team tournament and you also want to kind of see and supergrass progression and not going f

mohammad not the height of time he also met such as emir shaped i mean been handed out any and then expected to meet the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon in riyadh in just a few hours but while in doha the discussion was mostly about the gulf crisis where pompei reveals even his boss president trump believes the blockade is only benefiting adversaries we're all more powerful when we're working together when disputes are limited and when we have common challenges in the region and around the world. disputes between countries that have a shared objective are never never helpful they never they never permit you to have as robust a and powerful a response to common adversaries or common challenges. we are looking forward to the outputs of this meeting to be the foundations for a stronger future fice of relations between our two countries and we hope that through that political coordination continues on all issues of regional security of interest to both our countries so this just backtrack for a second because the gulf crisis has been out of the spotlight for a little while get a quick refresher here from a plus on what it's all about. the nation of qatar unf

a public bidding process. that takes some time. haslinda: within the next 12-24 months? >> shorter than that. sixink within this next months you will see more licenses being granted. david solomonear underwriting has been prospect. there is no question that underwriting has picked up based on market volatility. slower given the government shutdown, which is putting a relatively meaningful ipo along. if the market environment continues to be what we see today, i think we will have a relatively robust underwriting calendar for 2019. viviana: that is the bloomberg business flash. back to you. ecbcine: ben is an contender to become the next president. he said the euro areas's persistent economic weakness has -- >> a lot of uncertainty is political, has political sources. global trade, which is a politically engineered thattainty, and we knew growth would have to slow down because it started a very high points back in 2000 17-2018. the slowdown has surprised us. we have to be very careful and not as what we are doing now, analyzing the data, trying to understand what is going on. what we have to understand is this persistent shock to eurozone. francine: when you talk about a shock t

the ceo david solomon will frame it along these lines to say that one senior executive who was wearing the badge of goldman sachs at the time did take place in a represent goldman sachs at that time and it was not the firm itself. i think we'll also hear from them that they feel compliance levels internally are higher than they've ever been before. and this is interesting. although this is a long complicated investigation with many parties involved so the resolution won't be immediate, that they have likely provisioned financially for this fully already. whether that came out of this quarter's earnings, last year's earnings, or before that that financially they feel confiden confident they have provided in their books for however the fine might be coming forward. and just on the earnings themselves, i think they put a spin on this that yeah the trading was disappointing. but the point is, five years ago what we expected returns to be and revenue to be in a capital market environment like this and we would never in our wildest dreams have got to this number i think it's going to be a much more positive number from the management saying this is

solomon is the new ceo, took over from lloyd blankfine on october 1st. he'll be addressing analysts on the earnings call for the first time for this quarter and the stock is trading up. not aort to discuss for first time out as the new ceo of goldman sachs. dagen: you're heading to davos to promote your coverage next week. a lot of these financial executives are going to be at davos next week. so again, this is -- they're coming out with these results and doing these conference calls ahead of this big con fab and gathering in switzerland. that's going to be interesting. i can't wait for your interviews next week. maria: thanks. he's going to be on my panel. one of the opening panels on tuesday morning and david solomon is on the panel along with steven mnuchin and one of the ministers from china, the minister of the financial services industry. because of course all of the financials want china to open up its market to the financial services industry. sales and trading revenue at goldman sachs for the fourth quarter dagen, $822 million for sales and trading revenue for the fourth quarter. so even though we see these stocks having come all the way down, you know, for the ye