the petitions this morning. the school district was founded in 1864 and it serves the communities of terra linda, marinwood, lucas valley and a portion of contempo marin. (grant) in the east bay -- 46-year-old francisco lima was arrested after allegedly crashing into an unoccupied police vehicle in walnut creek... and then leading officers on a chase which ended at the cross-roads shopping center in pleasant hill. before police we're able to place him under arrest they say a standoff ensued for hours. the standoff caused a major traffic backup in the busy area of the shopping center, which is located just off 680. (grant) in berkeley -- (grant) off 680.is located just center, which shopping area of the in the busy traffic backup caused a major standoff the hours.ensued for say a standoff arrest they him under able to place contempo marin. portion of valley and a marinwood, lucas terra linda, communities of and it serves the founded in 1864 district was the school morning. the school district was founded in 1864 and it serves the communities of terra linda, marinwood, lucas valley and a por

martyrs museum recalls the red terra martyrs museum recalls the darkest years of modern was born inn'in'!§?§’é nfi’mfiugyi crew to power the "§big'wg§'b§rn'in'!§?§’é nfi’mfiugyi crew - to power the marxist crew brought to power the marxist regime. this place is a reminder of where ethiopian has been and why abiy ahmed's promise of true freedom means i much. this ahmed's promise of true freedom means. much. this country ahmed's promise of true freedom means i much. this country has means so much. this country has suffered terribly in its history, where peace is guaranteed, and where you will never go back to anything like this. yes! these young people want the most... these young people want the most... the museum guide lost friends and family under the brutal dictatorship. this is your brother here? what happened to him? and there are so many families like yours. so this is a reconstruct the...? but there are people buried here? i've never seen this in a museum. the green groups that we see here, what is that? that was used to strangle people? is that these are not anonymous skulls, her

is a dance performance called the atlas of emotions it explores aspects of how the residents of my terra live choreographer headache says it shows how unity locally might serve as an example for europe. especially now that things are somehow falling apart i have the sense that it's a unifying project. we connect to the shoe make it to the bacon and so on everyone has these emotions here. tara officially begins its year as one of europe's two capitals of culture on january nineteenth with a multimedia extravaganza including artworks dance and theater. boxing great floyd mayweather came out of retirement to be japanese kickboxer attention a sukkot in an exhibition match in tokyo on new year's eve mayweather floored naso car with three times as he unleashed a series of jobs and hopes without reply it was all over in just one round with the american winning by technical not count was worth a reported nine million dollars the fight attractive criticism for its one sided nature with many seeing it as a publicist on sound an easy payday for mayweather i don't want to say is this was a fight bec

terra armstrong, come on down. she's in the bathroom. terra. there she is.he camera scanned the audience for 30 agonizing seconds before ter are fully relieved into viral stardom. she med it on stage and played a game called gas money. she had a shot of a new mazda and ten grand in cash. i respect whatever the emergency was, i am glad she's able to take care of it. i don't know if i would dpget o of my seat. >> her hands are still drying, she was not ready. >> she was flossing to dry off. >> our next high goes to the player of the week, it comes from cherry creek high school in englewood, colorado. players of different abilities or teammates. andrew has down syndrome and it turns out a deadly shot from long range. as time expires, andrew launches a shot from halfcourt and drains it. his friends and teammates say that's no fluke, he makes the shot almost everyday in practice. andrew showing off the stephen curry's range. >> everyone out there, just do it. just bust it. just do it. >> he's like more dp, morgan, h deep range. he makes it all day everyday. >> an

>> because i saw his face, terra. it was him. he was on the phone in his car. onto the freeway. and then we came here and we waited outside all night to see if he came. >> wait. we chased him. who's we? >> i need you to keep your eyes open. last night was, like, game time. okay? >> no, i get it. i just -- i get it. >> no. you can't just say that you get it. i need you to be aware. >> seth: please welcome to the show julia garner, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hi, julia. >> hi. >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. thank you for having me. >> seth: oh, my god. of course. congratulations on this show. this is a -- was based off a podcast. it was based off an "l.a. times" article. >> yes. >> seth: a sort of true crime story. were you familiar with the podcast when you took on the role? >> well, i heard about the podcast. and i feel like since the podcast came out, it was, like, very popular. and then when the script came in, and i started hearing about the script and i listened to the podcast, i was like, okay, i have to do this. >> seth: well, it is a

the school district was founded in 1864 and it serves the communities of terra linda, marinwood, lucas valley and a portion of contempo marin. (robin ) racism is facing some push back in the nation's capital. calls are growing for iowa congressman steve king to resign after he made racist comments in a report by the new york times. andy rose has the latest. rep. steve king (r) iowa: "it's 13 words ironically that's caused this firestorm. and again i regret that we are in this place."republican steve king won't be serving on any committees this congress.. the house of representatives solidly voting 424 to 1..for a resolution of disapproval of white supremacy and white nationalism after king made racist comments to the new york times..sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) senate majority leader: "i haven't been following every utterance of congressman king but i certainly followed this one and i think the house republican conference did the right thing."king even voted for the resolution.rep. steve king (r) iowa: "this resolution at the house of representative once again rejects white nationalism an

guy: guy hands, founder and chairman of terra firma. to me earlier on about the deals he is doing, the way he is raising money and is view on global politics. coming up, talking about our stock of the hour, henkel. we will talk about why coming next. -- why, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london i'm guy , johnson. this is the "europen close." european markets closing in aggregate little softer, but not by much. and on lighter volume as the u.s. is out today for martin luther king day. and judging the dax down, henkel, posted its worst day on record, falling nearly 10%. now, let's welcome our correspondent and give us details on why. guidance --ns, so sale that it's. they shortened it. and they are spending more. the ceo is spending three had a million euros on branding and innovation and the market views that as a skeptical, but you can see how much they have been trailing proctor and gamble in terms of percentage. guy: it is an aggressive move. >> incredible aggressive. nearly four times the trading volumes today, rbs calling it

houses have been turned into holiday homes luxury hotels constructed for well heeled tourists like terra should not turn into a kind of disneyland that would be its downfall it's a fragile city. for italy's prime minister giuseppe conte material has become a prestige project but for the people of this engine city its new status as european capital of culture is an opportunity to turn materials dream of a prosperous future into reality. well that's a news wrap for now well coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's dot com thanks for joining me. i'm not laughing. because sometimes i am but they stand up with the camera don't think they think the general culture. will take this grandmother down to eat it all that. time rachel join me any. time for an oak creek. furniture grows all by.

houses have been turned into holiday homes luxury hotels constructed for well heeled tourists went to terra should not turn into a kind of disneyland that would be its downfall it's a fragile city. for italy's prime minister giuseppe conti material has become a prestige project but for the people of this engine city its new status is european capital of culture is an opportunity to term a terrace dream of a prosperous future into reality. join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our web site or follow us on twitter. thanks for watching news.

turned into holiday homes luxury hotels constructed for well heeled tourists but they don't know what terra should not turn into a kind of disneyland that would be its downfall it's a fragile city. for italy's prime minister just said because the material has become a prestige project but for the people of this ancient city it's new status as european capital of culture is an opportunity to turn materials dream of a prosperous future into reality. and that's news wrap for now lol coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website at state. i'm rebecca thanks for joining me. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn with them simple online on your mobile and free shop d.w.t. learning course nikos fake german made easy. we make up oh but we watch as. the under budget we are seven seven percent.

rail station and a vehicle attack in germany is now being considered terra related by the various local authorities both incidents left several people wounded. the french president takes a swipe at extreme elements among. his in his new year's eve address. spectacular welcome for twenty nine t. ushering in the new year we got some of the best highlights to show.

turned into holiday homes luxury hotels constructed for well heeled tourists but didn't know what terra should not turn into a kind of disneyland that would be its downfall it's a fragile city. for italy's prime minister josep the contrary material has become a prestige project but for the people of this engine city its new status as european capital of culture is an opportunity to term a terrorist dream of a prosperous future into reality. well that's news rap for now i'm all coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website at state any dot com i'm rebecca thanks for joining me. for state school in the jungle. or first climbing lots of. doors grandma letter arrives to. join the ranks jane on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. an orangutan returns home on the w. don't come to tanks. in the great one hundred years of color and join our photo competition. movement impact world your.

what he says he is focused on and i believe this is, making sure that the president is on terra firma legally and trying to understand the political waters. he says he's not doing this but in the past he has churned the political waters or taken some har poonz in preparation for things to come out later. in this case he's not doing that, but that is his sensibility and, you know, people are looking at, is he confused, what's he doing? he understands the situation and he doesn't seem to really care. >> okay. okay. on the terra firma note, you've obviously seen this back and forth he had with "the new yorker" and there was this one fascinating piece of it where they asked rudy giuliani whether he's worried about saying things for trump and the facts that he might, quote, not always be truthful about it and he said, quote, i'm afraid it will be on my gravestone and he clarified this when he talked to you. what did he mean by that? >> he was joking about that, but what has come from that are questions about whether or not what he meant was that he's lying for the president and that's what

so i'm going to get to the footballing terra incognita in east africa for the first time i went there before and been young was a sixteen year old talented youth player in the club is the captain my name is binyam but i am midfielder of course he's going to. be a most living in the wrong for talented. four hundred fifty kilometers away from his home poland or adopted quite privileged in his home. when it wasn't on the pitch he was making little money succumb structure roca to support his family back home. in the back that. because something special and i mean really special. and who introduced us by the way the german coach ignore ignore this guy's this is german guy german t.v. now he wants to feel the talents a future of at your p.r. but don't be god look at look at the. life think you can also tell you that the man has a new piece and it's looking for try to change. that he doesn't have an agent yet. so what if he all changes might. meet as his nature. wealthy glamorous future headed. back down to the impacts instead of expected. two and a half years later we meet again during the

terror firmer was saying it is -- terra firma was saying it was almost 2007 again.ing credit would be the area of greatest stress in 2019. what do you think of credit? i would not compare the situation to 2007. the 2007 crisis had been .mplified by the banking crisis banks are more insulated from the credit risk than they ever were. we have seen a lot of regulations coming into force. we have seen the capital level of banking has increased substantially. we need to be rigid with leverage. we see some weakness in the market. we should not throw out the baby with the bathwater. in credit markets there are still constructive asset class. i am thinking high yields where we have seen the interest coverage ratio or the leverage have actually improved over the and theple of years setup of the end of last year re-created some of that. definitely a time for more selectivity in credit markets. stage, thee, at this possibility of a 2008 crisis because the risks are better known than they were before. andidity will be an issue definitely something to monitor but again there are

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this is a terra-cotta tablet that depicts mountain 913, the mountain where senator dole was wounded in italy and world war ii. this plaque was made by someone in the town, and he still maintains a friendship with the town and the people there. he made several trips back, the most recent in 2015. there is a wonderful message from the town on the back of this. the message is in both italian and english, and it says "to robert oh, with great merit. the friendship originated 60 years ago during the dark years of the war, lives on, strong and unchanged." ladies and gentlemen, delegates to the convention and fellow citizens. i can not say it more clearly than in plain speaking. i accept your nomination to lead the party once again as president of the united states. [applause] >> so in 1996, senator dole decided to pursue the presidency for the third time. he tried in 1980 and again in 1988, so in 1996, with a republican majority in the senate, he decided to put his hat in the ring and the party supported him in becoming the presidential nominee for the republican party. things did not go as

theme of migration the sculptures are made from nails and materials found in the region surrounding my terra. we are what we are to be thanks to all these small ferment that was from ever true to the end of the times the new cultural capital material is hoping to ignite a southern italian renaissance. the old cook to show us in paris one of the most important fashion events worldwide french design all forms of ye is aging his shows for the twentieth time so he knows exactly what he can and cannot he sticks strictly to the odd. for a show he doesn't hire professional models and there is no normal runway we met up with him backstage in paris. is this a dance before. formants or a fashion show. during chorus ode could so weak french designer frogs presents his creations in a rather unusual fashion should all be said to each time i tried to create a universe to do something different something surprising make a world you can be absorbed by to do your old bit of a mobile phone call was. instead of models dunces show off his creations two hours before the show they get extravagant hairstyles and t

garcia's cell phone is no longer in terra haute, and he was mobile, and he was traveling south throughhich gave us obviously some concern. >> because you thought he was headed where? >> well, we didn't know exactly. it was possible that -- that he would return the next day. so, we kind of put our plans on hold, hoping that he would return to his residence and we would effect his arrest at his residence. >> reporter: fortunately, two fbi agents who'd been working with the task force were closer to illinois. they eventually found garcia at a hotel off the interstate. >> our hope was that in the morning he would get up and go home, and we could grab him there. but that morning, of course, when the fbi agents got up, he again was on the move and headed south. >> they missed him. >> they missed him. >> and now he's truly in the wind. >> yes. >> reporter: reporter todd cooper would later learn that for three hours all agents had to go on were pings every thirty minutes from garcia's cell phone. >> they were going 100 miles an hour. the next ping comes in a half hour later, and he's behind th

we kicked off today show in italy's oldest city terra it's around nine thousand years old and has been named at this year's european capital of culture alongside the bulgarian city of. what makes my terrace so special are its caves where it served as dwellings to its residents for thousands of years already a world heritage site now by tara can celebrate a new status and of course we were on hand for the opening ceremonies. making a fanfare on their way to the center of one of europe's new capitals of culture much era these nations come from all over basilica the seven italian region where material is located. and from former european capitals of culture like stuff on here in norway. on opening day one piece of music was heard more than any other beethoven's ode to joy illegal you saw him with him for europe and all of its people the. sound of a few thousand if you aren't this is are these celebrations are just about the city and. the dome of the grizzled and supposed young and old feel like they're playing a leading role i think you need to go to john and ken down siani. much here is

to tell you the city of my terra is a european capital of culture that.has a top tier of fashion designers paris. and we'll take your car in for true for. this much more time on your remarks are. i'm not. going to. come after. eco in. jordan entrepreneurs in the is a tough place. surgery today ishwar helps young women never get the business world . they're at the starting stage two weekends me with them right from the beginning of the journey. seems to hurt more women today to be their own boss. thirty minutes on t.w. . i'm not thinking about the job i just sometimes am but i was there laughing when. thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in here think this move the country that i know a long time. needed to pay for this drama day out to me it's all about. bob i might show join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. . post. the first clue most of. the doors grandmamma's arrives. joining your ranting on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. an orangutan returns home on the w. don't come to tanks. b

starting from seville sun talk station the out under loose heads to heaven is still left on terra towards the costa del sol all sunshine coast for today's a big cloudy. day out isn't just a hotel on wheels it's also great for spain. which is going to many parts of the world when people think of spain they think of andalucía of traditions such as flamenco and old fights me at the end all of the unsung people love that we want passengers to enjoy and. we want them to enjoy the train journey through than to take some memories home with. the train itself holds lots of memories the british royal family wants travelled in style through france and nice elegant cars which dates back to the nineteen twenty. meanwhile in the kitchen things are heating up for cook supper pairing international dishes including duck confit but mainly mediterranean speciality as. you. can never see the world. when i get everything fresh from the market the fish is from under thea was not from the north as by you know it's a lot of olive oil is produced here somewhere that when someone is very cold and the and hannity.

we speak to the founder and chairman of terra firma partners.atch that interview after 1:00 p.m. london time. manus? manus: yep, and in terms of bloomberg users, all the charts are there that we use throughout the show. nejra and i put them together, along with the chart team. it's on bloomberg tv . you can get everything that you need there. we'll take you through the open of these markets and see how the reaction is to everything. it is martin luther king day. liquidity might be lighter than normal, flat on the ftse, lighter on u.s. equity features at this juncture. if you're traveling to work, join us on radio. ♪ manus: good morning from dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." nejra: these are today's top stories. manus: crisis era growth. china's gdp slows to the weakest since 2009. stabilization and other economic indicators support stocks across asia. u.s. futures trade lower. trade talks are said to fall short on issues ahead of another round of talks this month. u.s. equities and treasuries are shut today for martin luther king

one is the french know how containing terra compare is dealing with the danger alone. when it came to each european allies to come together in the face of radical extremism. thank you very much for being with us today hello so france's bill it takes and border controls with its neighboring countries for another six months to a persistent terrorist threat if this measure is so effective in combating terrorism maybe the border controls to return of the borders should be permanent. distance with this question brings forward two problems first we are in the schengen european zone where there is freedom of movement so when isis was around there was a very strong terrorist threats against europe and notably our country in particular was bloodied by terrorist attacks isis planned to infiltrate by the musts of columbus' time immigration networks which destabilized the functioning of europe dormant networks to attack the states that were sending armed forces to fight in syria today massive illegal immigration has created a political problem for europe germany is directly affect

what is the french know how containing terra compare is dealing with the danger alone. when it came to each european allies to come together in the face of radical extremism. thank you very much for being with us today hello so france's bill eight takes and border controls with its neighboring countries for another six months to a persistent terrorist threat if this measure is so effective in combating terrorism maybe the border controls to return of the borders should be permanent.

perez lives here and says recent high density development projects like this one across from the bella terra mall on edinger avenue is causing big avenues. >> it's to the street wall to wall high rise much like you see across the street. it's a blight. >> reporter: orange county's young democrats accused city council of deliberately reducing the number of low income housing units needed for people their age saying, "the time for hand wringing is over. our cities must meet their housing goals or face the consequences." city attorney gates points out that huntington beach has done a lot toward meeting its state mandate of 1,350 affordable homes and its deadline is still a ways away. >> in fact, our shortfall right now is only about 400 units and there have actually been some delays in the city's ability to meet its target entirely because of lawsuits like this one. >> reporter: recent lawsuits dealing with the same issues that huntington beach has prevailed on. in huntington beach, michelle geely, kpix5. >>> a butte county woman may be facing fines after housing some wildfire victims on her pr

in seconds the firefighter scoops bree up and back on all fours and eventually here on terra firma. >> the dog is like i'll go out there first. good luck to you. >>> we're looking at rainfall, 680 corridor walnut creek north on 680 through pleasant hill and concord north to martinez and continues across the carquinez strait up to vallejo and berkeley and oakland hills getting showers and heavier showers around rohnert park and petaluma and lighter showers south of sonoma. the bull's eye, the tri-valley south of san jose. waves of rain will continue to move through the next 24 hours. we've got rain on the right side behind angel island and clearing skies over the ocean, over the marin headlands, oakland 58, san francisco 55, san jose and santa rosa 54, staying pretty cloudy tonight, mild. haven't had that many cold nights. fremont and san jose 47, san francisco and oakland low 50s. kentfield tomorrow on and off showers, high 56, heavier showers poised to move through kentfield and the entire bay area wednesday and it ill with be quite windy in marin county wednesday evening and wednesd

pounds protecting the welfare of the hate preacher abu qatada after he was deported to jordan to face terra charges the sum revealed by the times newspaper has sparked anger among m.p.'s and also among the public. these payments are ridiculous the money we have spent is an insult to the british taxpayer. one point seven million pounds in legal fees for a hate preacher abu qatada total cost for deportation including welfare payments so far one point nine million pounds christ sakes two hundred thousand pounds spent on protecting hate preachers human rights you couldn't make it up. no wonder people want to come here they get two hundred thousand even if they leave well the u.k. granted him asylum in one thousand nine hundred four after he claimed to have been tortured in jordan the u.k. then arrested him after nine eleven on terror related charges tartar was sent back to jordan twelve years later after he was assured he would not be tortured there but his deportation overseen by the then home secretary theresa may did come at a hefty price a bill of at least one point nine million pounds has

we are not including some increases in the terra.e don't think there will be additional products subject to tariff. the trigger has been china. what we could see, is becoming more global when we get the result of this investigation. something we are taking seriously. news,na, if there is good the china equity market will out perform the rest of the market this year. >> what are you seeing when it comes to opportunities? there are these global growth still loans -- slowdowns. you have to stay defensive? have cyclical. where the valuation has declined. the china market it has become cheap. earnings are still there. of have a high level dividends. this is probably one sector that i like to look at. about the trade war, we were very cautious on the tech sector. something, one sector where we are going to remain cautious. >> will asian equities and up higher than where they have started? >> 2% higher. >> we will have you back before that. >> you can catch up with all of our interviews using the interactive function. during oursages shows

kind of a big hole but here is i think ok so maybe it'll terra hole in time and space and throw us into an alternate universe but what if the alternate universe is the better one good point two you never know with the large hadron collider is already out over the day remember everyone in. we are not told that we love the knob so i tell you all i love you i am to roll over on top of the wallace keep on watching all those hawks out there and over a great day and night but. the setup of the past couple of years comes back and. these islands are off today but the reality is there may still be a shit and. have it in this fine lair of my car plus they want to see you bury. the biggest thing and show these that we've never had an empty. like the contents of the something of an album. people obviously come in they just throw them into the water as disposal it may not be harmful for that little fish that eats one fragment a classic but once it makes its way up to us in the food chain it's getting to levels that are harmful. the value of big oil is that it is a star value it is hard money and it

the god particle is kind of a big deal but here is i think ok so maybe it'll terra hole in time and space and throw us into an alternate universe but what if the alternate universe is the better one good point two you never know with the large hadron collider is already out of our show for today remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am to roll with on top of the wallace people and watching all those hawks out there and i would read to them that everybody. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just go ahead i mean your list book video threw me in the eye and they believe that i'm still in need of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took part in this did over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. politicians to. put themselves on the line to

has also made a mistake it's not possible for us to make compromises those who are in halls of the terra corridor or in syria who face the necessary lesson there is no single difference between the p.k. k y p g p d and i saw this same tone to spice reaching a clear understanding with mr trump different voices of started to emerge from different sections of the administration but chumps views on syria and his decision to withdraw remains a point of reference ordo on was addressing members of his ruling party there earlier in an opinion piece for the new york times his tone was more measured he praised donald trump's decision to pull troops out of syria but added that the united states withdrawal must be planned carefully and performed in cooperation with the right partners to protect the interests of the united states the international community and the syrian people turkey he said which as nato second largest standing army is the only country with the power and commitment to perform that task the first step is to create establish ation force only a diverse body can serve all syrian citiz

the god particle is kind of a big deal but here is i think ok so maybe it'll terra hole in time and space and throw us into an alternate universe but what if the alternate universe is the better one it's a good point to you never know with the large hadron collider is already out of the stars so for the day remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tired rover on top of the well if people are watching all those hawks out there another great thing about it but the . u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going up for the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the sugar to branches off says we're going to attack and destroy. for the governments and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money on those with that lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war then surely we can risk some dis

is not possible to accept or swallow the message given by bolton from israel those who are in the terra corridor in syria who learn the necessary lessons for us there is no difference between the white p g p y d the p k k and diet we will very soon take action to neutralize the terrorist groups in syria. and political analysts use a ferryman told us that he believes sooner or later turkey will launch an incursion into syria regardless of washington's demands. we look at what bolton saying and especially right before he comes to meet with the turkish officials and he basically crosses a red line when he's in israel the night before he comes to turkey and i don't understand what he was expecting in negotiations with turkey today but he definitely was expecting what he got in turkey is not going to bow down to the u.s. and turkey is not going to protect these kurdish fighters these kurdish fighters are terrorists in turkey turkey doesn't protect terrorists before trump propose the u.s. withdrawal turkey was ready to launch a military operation it was within days maybe hours of launching an

. >> the bay view merchants association and there's albert chow and he is in park side ter terra belle. >> commissioner: thank you. commissioner dooley. >> last week i participated in a press conference and rally about the ongoing vacancy problems in our commercial districts. supervisor fewer was there to talk about her legislation which she's introduced. supervisor peskin gave us a few details on something he will be putting forward. basically saying after someone does has not registered as a vacancy, that time has come up. the city he's proposing we begin fining those people on a daily basis if there are long-term vacancies. the conversation -- conference was attended by the long beach business association and called out the fact in our neighborhood two landlords have 21% of all the vacancies in our commercial district and we need to be calling these people out and these are the kind of people we need to crackdownon. -- crackdown on not the small business owners who have had their space have a can't only for a short time. we have happy we got some press and encourage all the other ne

destruction and kind of regression that has occurred as a result which is precisely why secretary antonio terra's continuously and repeatedly is advocating for the united nations to be recognized as a major force for prevention and not simply as a kind of global ambulance or fire service which you offer not but let me also say my staff in the united nations development program but also of our sister agencies are in libya today some of them at great risk to themselves working precisely to try and reestablish the conditions and which libya can become a nation state that is governed through a democratic process where its government situations function again but our the limit has always been we cannot force a nation or its conflicting parties at gunpoint to exercise good governance and the rule of law now yes member states passed a resolution a whole series of political events took place what we're left with right now is a situation that i think all of us consider to. the fed the disastrous and into that void or into this chaotic situation very often the united nations is then asked to step in and pe

patriots went from house to house killing anyone they thought were foreigners or supporters of what terra in four months three thousand were killed. among them is seaman sabera son he was walking home after work when he was lynched right in front of his mother didn't want to know want to continue bit by bit. if back buoys free the violence will come back and it could get even worse maybe another person will take power and create the same problems we don't want to see him walk away from these crimes. question prosecutors at the i.c.c. provided overwhelming evidence of crimes but few witnesses could link the former head of state directly sabera son was found here along thirty seven other bodies in a mass grave years later while supporters believe any move to free the former head of state from the international criminal court is a move towards reconciliation for those living in this community it would revive tensions in divisions that lead to sabera son's killing crimes committed by want to his supporters have largely gone unpunished by both is a divisive but popular figure outspoken has bec

we're the first into organic baby food, blueprint, terra chips today is a billion dollar brand. what are are the hot trends looking at in 2019, plant-based foods. they own yives, the linda mccartney brand. they're worth a fortune. back in '94 and '95 when i was buying them for $20 million, you can't do that today. so something will happen with hain. >> when you look at what happened to conagra, it doesn't send a message that it's good to do do deals and craft heinz hasn't done anything for years now having looked for the very large deal what it will take? >> i say this here there's a lot different between earth's best and terra chips and garden of eden than there is bird's eye or chef boyardee or the kraft brands, kraft macaroni and cheese the thing is changing is retail. a third of retail will be brick-and-mortar over 20% of products will be brought on line and then there's something called click-and-pick. the whole 33,000 retailers are out there in regards or the the mass market so brands are going to get discontinued and one of the things that retailers have done a good job i

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secretary general antonio terra shows warned the world is running out of time to contain climate change he was speaking of the world economic forum in davos social media producer a courier to say with more so a big topic really online is the cessna's have especially amongst the generation that and there's one person at the center stage of all of this and that sixteen year old graph soon betty and she is the swedish environmental issues been meeting with scientists in davos as well as the head of the i m f christine lagarde she's the head of i.m.f. and grass is leading a grassroots movement of schoolchildren now they're calling on well the to take concrete action against climate change as she and thousands of others have been skipping school on different continents once a week in protest. i traveled here by train and that i am doing because i have stopped flying because of climate reasons. because i i don't want to. say one thing and then do another thing i want to practise as i preach and. the trip here took about two hours i think from stockholm to. young people need to realize what it

. >> toyota recalling 1.6 million vehicles for potentially deadly terra-cotta airbags. which models are impacted. >> reporter: the second recall in the last week. toyota is recalling 1.6 million vehicles in north america, 1.3 million in the us. here are the model being recalled, several model years of the toyota 4 runner, corolla, matrix, cnn and other lexus vehicles, and sending out a letter when your vehicle involved in this recall or you can go to toyota's website take a look. all those, back to the massive tech, recall were medical -- middle inflated contain chemicals that can explode with excessive force. this was a deadly recall. rob: the airline wants to pay people a pitiful and livable wage. >> that is where it started. frontier airlines started allowing passengers to to their flight attendants back in 2016 but the flight attendants would have to pool all the money and split it. starting this year they can keep whatever money they get. they don't have to split the gratuities but this started in 2016 when they were going through a labor contract negotiation, fron