the the third analogy get come out of tice so only do we know how were it's not very good strategy for the long term established companies are turning to startups to tap new markets this firm develops artificial intelligence for surveillance cameras the more it software sees the more it learns it can differentiate between vehicles and traffic that's important for urban planners founder sean go on received ten million dollars from investors to develop the software the big tech names are also willing to pay for the latest know how. this is not how the sauce and come on say. we offer and we know how we can help you see this big corporations like the top head start to have their venture capital for their corporate car and start investing in the market for artificial intelligence is expected to grow to one hundred thirty billion dollars worldwide by twenty twenty five and that opens up huge opportunities for a new generation of entrepreneurs in taiwan. that's all your business outburst of public anger in pakistan. that anger erupting in the city of after a wave of child killings protesters

high profile trial is part of a sweeping crackdown on corruption foreign media bought from the court tice chin on time is one of twenty two former oil executives accused of economic mismanagement and corruption tung was also a rising political star in. vietnam has the death penalty it's a country where the legal system is unpredictable it's not about having proof that someone has committed a crime. shouldn't kuantan had applied for political asylum in germany but in july twenty seventeen he suddenly disappeared german authorities believe tom was abducted while walking in berlin often park from that the trail led them to the vietnamese embassy the german government later exposed to vietnamese diplomats. vietnam tonight kidnapping tommy he later appeared on state television admitting guilt and saying that he had returned to vietnam voluntarily. we have condemned this abduction this completely unacceptable this is a breach of the law. we have said very clearly that it has damaged the trust between our two governments and that vietnam must act to restore trust. some observers say the trial co

in the summer and city of ties so it is shows security authorities entering the building calls on tice authorities to reverse the decision to allow its journalists to carry out their professional responsibilities. still to come here on al-jazeera cracking down on crime online why we look at a new way of combating hate speech in germany whites face it so much criticism. and motoring mayhem in mexico city where they're finally getting people to take a driving test. hello and welcome to international weather forecast the weather is quite mean down across europe at the moment after a very unsettled spell we saw some heavy rain across parts of italy through into the balkans quite a further towards the east temperatures around the freezing mark across much of russia mulled over ukraine western areas seen some showers in temperatures but average really hates nine something like that still the cool side of madrid there nine degrees and some rain pushing its way in across parts of the iberian peninsula the risk of snow a high elevations of a head on through into thursday on the other side of th

tice creek from ross moor down to walnut creek. flowing nicely. creeks all over the area are up a bit but system so far hasn't produced serious problems. first significant rain of the new year, most welcome to those beginning to wonder where winter went >> i think we need rain. want to go snowboarding and skiing. excited about the rain. >> summer almost like june. >> pretty dry. hoping for rain back then. new year, more rain now won't hurt. >> reporter: in oakland, rain brought with it minor flooding issues. storm drains filled with debris in extensive dry spell that was december. in contra costa county, slick roadways along highway 24 in orinda, no significant problems otherwise. given the lack of ground saturation so far. >> relatively early and not a lot of rainfall, most is infiltrating into the soil and no real problems with slides or anything like that. >> too long, too cold. >> reporter: some find rain inconvenience, weather watchers at east bay mud say bring it on. >> looking good, two inches in east bay watersheds and foot upcountry of sn

>> reporter: this is pretty typical of what we've seen all around the county, this is tice creek. it's running higher than it was before the system rolled in today. but that is a welcome sight for folks wondering what the new year would bring in terms of rain. it's the first significant rain of the new year. most welcome to beginning to wonder where the winter went. >> i hope we get enough rain this winter. we don't want to go back to drought conditions. >> reporter: in oakland, the rain did bring with it some minor flooding issues. storm drain filled with debris during the extensive drive sp-- dry spell that was december. >> december was almost like june. i was hoping for rain back then, but new year, so rain now won't hurt. >> reporter: in contra costa county, the weather produced slick roadways. >> we haven't had a lot of rainfall. most of the rain is infiltrating into the soil, we haven't had any real problems with slides or anything like that. >> reporter: and while some may find the rain an inconvenience, the water watchers say bring it on. >> so far, overall, the area is tr

>> reporter: this is pretty typical of what we've seen all around the county, this is tice creek. it's running higher than it was before the system rolled in today. but that is a welcome sight for folks wondering what the new year would bring in terms of rain. it's the first significant rain of the new year. most welcome to those who were beginning to wonder where the winter went. >> i hope we get enough rain this winter. we don't want to go back to drought conditions. >> reporter: in oakland, the rain did bring with it some minor flooding issues. storm drain filled with debris during the extensive drive sp se dry spell that was december. >> december was almost like june. i was hoping for rain back then, but new year, so rain now won't hurt. >> reporter: in contra costa county, the weather slick roadways. >> we haven't had a lot of rainfall. most of the rain is infiltrating into the soil, we haven't had any real problems with slides or anything like that. >> reporter: and while some may find the rain an inconvenience, the water watchers say bring it on. >> so far, overall, the are

that it will not take long for t community to realize this is no different than opening a pharmacy or ticee the opportunity to educate yourself of what exists currently. the literature and evidence overwhelmingly. cannibis marijuana is medicine. >> if you want to find out more which disorders qualify or how to get a marijuana i.d. card. a link can be found at 6abc.com. reporting live from bethlehem, channel 6 "action news." >> walter thank you. >>> a bucks county man is arrested for allegedly trying to sneak weapons and ammo out of the country through jfk airport. it shows handguns and stash of ammunition found inside a speaker case this happened last thursday, the bensalem man's checked bag tregiggered an alafrm and he was trying to travel to ghana. >>> from ourm a woman is a rested for allegedly sending her son drugs at the sussex correctional institution, angel osbourne is accused of shipping her son, patrick, narcotics through the mail last month. the drugs were intercepted from they reached patrick osbourne and angel osbourne is arrested and expedited held in lieu of bail on various c

the free city program was created to ens tice students to enroll after a plunge in enrollment in 2012most lost its accreditation. >>> actress and political activist ashley judd is coming to speak in santa rosa. the press democrat says she'll headline this year's sonoma county women in conversation forum. that event is set for march 20th at the luther about burbank center of the arts. judd was one of the people featured in "time" magazine's 2017 person of the year edition. she's praised for opening up about harvey weinstein's pattern of sexual assault. >>> hollywood honors its own tonight with the screen actors guild awards, often seen as a strong prediction for the oscars. the ceremony is happening in the mid of discussions on sexual harassment and pay inequity in hollywood. abc news reporter chris connolly has more on what to expect tonight. >> reporter: tonight's screen actors guild awards will be offering another manifestation of the momentum of the me too movement in hollywood. >> each sag award will be presented by a woman, the highlight the actor's union support of the movement'

chosen by the president against the white house, openly defying the white house and jus us it departme tice department on this. >> it does indeed, jim. this is only the latest installment of what's been an extraordinary feud and fight between this white house and its justice department and indeed its fbi. we do know that christopher wray, the director of the fbi, was over here at the white house on monday making that argument directly to white house chief of staff john kelly, urging them not to release it. clearly they are escalating that by releasing this statement. in terms of where things stand right now, we heard from white house chief of staff john kelly earlier this morning. he was talking in a radio interview that he says this is going to be released fairly soon. he said advisers and lawyers are, in his words, slicing and dicing it. we mow it's a three and a half page memo and is likely to be released soon. the white house is not saying exactly when that would be. the white house is also not saying exactly if the president himself has seen or read this memo. we do know it's only thre

a lifetime for people it not know whether or not a ballistic missile is incoming from north korea, tice the amount of time it would take for the travel from north korea to hawaii. people were terrified and panic in a place known as paradise. this were to look into the response should an attack actually be initiated by north korea. and we went into that bunker to understand what the systems in place were. they showed us a little bit of that. what is supposed to happen in the event of that, take a look at this. >> this is where the call comes in that notifies us of a ballistic missile launch. >> if a nuclear missile is launched from north korea, that is where you will find out. >> that is right. these are state warning officers. they'll receive a call from the pacific command on a secure line and make a decision to activate the statewide system. >> where is the phone? >> it is right here behind us. >> so pacific command, the military never made that call because there was no inbound missile but the alert was activated any way and it said this is not a drill. nbc news has just confirmed wi

and that tice in with what ej is saying that actually the bust up had -- the freeze between the mercers and bannon had already begun a while ago. >> i agree, but i think we also need to remember any republican who cast their lot with donald trump also needs to remember that he is not loyal to anyone but himself. and the sad thing is his children might soon find that out one day as well. but he was with steve bannon and now you see how he speaks about him, sloppy steve. there are so many people -- every single person who was attached their political career to donald trump, when their time has come, he has thrown them by the wayside and stepped over his body to promote himself. >> and that is a lesson that really doubles back to the deeper point you're making about if someone is watching at home and going being on, this loud brash guy who left the white house, who cares, the point is as you were arguing earlieron, brash guy who left the white house, who cares, the point is as you were arguing earlier who is in charge and is there is a method within trumpism or the republican party to give

labor laws drafted by e people's republic of china that that look wonderful on the global stage recent tices that one survey indicated would have the entire population of the united states of ohio worth of 10 to 14-year-olds working what one recent news story characterized as 16 hours a day, 28 days a month. in 2018. their laws indicate they've ended the practice of organ harvesting yet mathematical data indicates that in china, if you're part of the ruling class, it's not hard to find that kidney. that bone marrow. that heart. this sort of oppression foisted upon the people of china, while all too often the united states and other nations of the world turn a blind eye, not in the interest of respecting cultural differences but in the interest of our pocketbooks. we still hold these truths to be self-evident. if i can do nothing else while i'm here, mr. speaker, but speak and encourage nations of the world but more importantly the people repressed by regimes such as the dictatorial chinese communist state and tell them we understand, we have eir backs, they have our support, then i will have

southern city of thais this footage shows security authorities entering the building al-jazeera calls on tice authorities to reverse the decision and allow its journalists to carry out their professional duties. still to come on the. bad weather and toxic gases complicate the search for thirty one missing sailors off the coast of china yes tech giant apple's being investigated in france over its admission that it deliberately stone down its the i phone. and in sport an argentinian football legend returns to childhood team after a disastrous stint in china. hello and welcome to international weather forecast the weather is quite across europe at the moment after a very unsettled spell we saw some heavy rain across parts of italy through into the balkans quarter further towards the east temperatures around the freezing mark across much of russia mulled over ukraine western areas seeing some showers in temperatures but average really hate snow and something like that still the cool side for madrid there are nine degrees and some rain pushing its way in across parts of the iberian peninsula the r

tice usa will be spun off to investors at the end of the second quarter. tom: thanks so much.omist. then, we will go to the chart and brian belski. kumal should come are -- bonds, not stocks have been the better editor of the two recessions in the toy first century. treasuries are sending a warning. --e growth remains a munich anemic. reduce government spending on health care will discourage consumption five low income and elderly americans. mar one of our most popular guests. -- the spread coming down as well. that chart says slow down, brian belski. that chart says we are slowing down as we go. you do not buy it, do you? brian: no. come on. the answer is the bond says,, as dr. sri-kumar provide signals and what signals can you get from the bond market, or has the fed screwed up so much you cannot use the bond market? brian: that is part of it. spreadld curve, the 2/10 -- that is all i care about as an equity guy. seven addicted the last recessions. also, as yield curves latin, the market can be positive, because -- as the yield curve flattens, the market can be positive. the

if the american people could sue tice, r political malprac you would be in deep trouble. oppose this rule and oppose this bill that would undermine women's access to essential services like abortion. and i urge my colleagues, cancel the political rally and get back to work. with that, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. members are reminded to direct your comments to the chair and not deal with personalities of the president. the gentlewoman from wyoming is recognized. ms. cheney: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i want to compliment my colleague, mr. mcgovern. we have had the opportunity to spend a number of hours together up in the rules committee. it's always great to manage debates with mr. mcgovern on the other side of the aisle, because you are left with, number one, no doubt about where he stands. but number two, a target-rich environment. and i would say a couple of things. first of all, passing -- casting aspersions on this bill when they say this is nothing more than a political stunt or a political sound bite or a par