i run thisrgrganizion n th tod h has t lararge funcononing g collection oject inhe world bargach: e e fog es t thrgh the netanand th the sma lecules of water that ar insidehe f fog arare caug in the hohoneycb sort onettin and tn with grvity, th descendnto a tttter, d thenen we gather emem. [abbar speining frch]] derhem saking french] [abbarpepeakinfrenench [indistit t conrsasatin] [houssn sousae e speingng tive language] [abar speang french] [tzroute sakaking nate e langge]] oousanspeaeaki naivive lauagege] [rhem speing fren] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. ladies and gentlemen, a member of the cree nation, stop-it-at-the-source campaigner for 350.org, please welcome clayton thomas-muller. [applause] what s up, everybody? [cheers] yeah, yeah. first and foremost, [native words] i want to acknowledge in a good way the indigenous ancestors and indigenous people living here in these beautiful lands,

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the tod. this is it every news line from berlin a call to action that of the e.u. commission earth to life tells global leaders gathered at the world economic forum that the window to fight climate change is rapidly closing she says europe should be leading the charge in creating a carbon neutral future or get a live update for you from davos also on.

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now while you may have rung in the new year with a glass of champagne and some good tod ings residents of the andean city of cusco have a different more brutal tradition and 1000 festival known as and then a quickie says' neighbors say goodbye to their troubles of last year with a bit of friendly fisticuffs. fighting for a fresh start. disputes over land or love played out in front of their neighbors. and always ending in a hug. they resolve their problems this way until one falls to the ground and it ends there then they leave like good friends who have overcome their problems and life continues. to kamakura translates roughly to 2 people hitting each other and the tradition can be traced back at least to peruse colonial period over 200 years ago i got to take on a quiz changing but it hasn't lost its essence of the most famous. men and women of all ages are allowed to step into the ring. and everyone survives to live another year. except a few unfortunate animals who end their days as decoration. when it's done the fighters drink and dance away their pain ready to heal up for the yea

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>> well, the president's actions in iran and his speech tod ha really become a political call the fine here in washington ann the campaail. first you have the president through his reection bid through the trump campaign now running ads saying hey, everybody be reelected because he killed the iranian general on facebook and social media saying he should be seen as commander-in-chief because of that. i want to add the presidenmade a misstatement about a democrat made the case that iran was able to make the strike thmorougy given to them by the obama administration. that's not entirelyccurate. judy, the iran nuclear deal was about unfreezingssets that iran already had. this was not just barack obama writing a eck, although there was some money given to that. ube other thing to note is that democrats and recans still seem very split on party lines about the way they're seeing the killing of this general. you have democrats largely skeptical, telling me and white house producer mary beth, that they aren't really buying the admistration's assessment o whether or not there was an immediate t

, sobre las fuerzas militares, sobre cÓmo se van a beneficiar los agricultores de iowa con los tra todsno a la mejora del paÍs y si el pais continÚa en mejora, mÁs oportunidades Ño lo para los americanos si no para los inmigrantes. >>> josÉ, no todos estÁn de acuerdo con la visita del presidente. aquÍ justamente en el parqueadero, donde el presidente estÁ hablando un grupo o de estudiantes se han dado cita no mÁs para el discurso fascista y racista del presidente donald trump. esto nos dijo uno de ellos, hace unas horas. >>> ha causado mucho daÑo para este paÍs y nuestra imagen internacional. y Él usa la retÓrica y el discurso que divide en masa a la gente de este paÍs. es un hombre racista, que no le importa la gente luchadora que viene a este paÍs con sueÑos para trabajar por el bien de su familia. y para mÍ, Él no es un hombre que representa bien a este paÍs. >>> el presidente trump ha llegado rodeado de sus colaboradores, mÁs de 80 personas de su gabinete. tambiÉn personas cercanas a su cÍrculo de asesores, incluso su familia ha venido a apoyarlos. el mensaje que quieren dar que el

the funds were ready andven tod witnesses uniformly testified that the order to hold the funding came without explanation he policy and national security officials responsible for ukraine. the onlysa the office of management and budget was that the hold was implemented at the direction of the president. sinc illegal maintained a bipar policy of delivering hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid to ukraine each year with several senators here have personally invested significant time and effort to ensure. and it was president trump himself who originally authorized additional financial support for military assistance to ukraine in 2017 and 2018. without reservation. making his abrupt decision to withhold assistance in 2019 without explanation all the more surprising to those responsible for ukraine policy. that confusion, however, would soon disappear. military aid as leverage to pressure ukraine to announce the inveathate hoped would help his re-election campaign. he only difference between the approved the aid without question and the inexplicable aid on hold in 2019 was the

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fhe wanted tod a way toco ine continued service with f greaterreedom and it was a matter he said of greatadness that it had come to this. >> our hope was to continue serving the queen, the commonwealth and my military associations, but without public funding. unfortunately that wasn' possible. i've accepted this knowing that it doesn't change who i am or how committed i am. but i hop that helps you understand what it had come to. that i would step my family back from all i have everto known. ake a step forward into what i hope can be a more peacel life. laura: in irahree more protesters were killed today a demonstrators called for newel tions and for an end to corruption. overall, more than 500 peoe have die during the protests. many of them young iraqis who just want aend to a american and iranian interference in their country. our middle east corrpondent d cameraman have been following the protesters in baghdad. reporter: iraq is both a count in gridlock and coming apart at the seams. sor months young iraqis have been on the strentent on sweeping away the old guard. they say their gover

the reality, there would have to be a break in republican snks tod witnesses in, and that could happensome say they would be open for witnesses, but it is far from certain. ros: o thank you very much. let's switch to what m is tt extraordinary story of the day. you and experts say they ha information that implicates the saudi iran -- saudi prince mohammad bin salman on hacking the phone of amazonus jeff bezos, and there is an investigation for efforts to target perceived opponents. the allegation is that a message sent from a phone number known to be used by the crown prince was part of the cyberattack and 2018. here is one of those you and experts. >> the first implication is that we are all extremely vulnerable to this kind of hacking. the fact that the richest man on earth with a high level resources, very high level of resources and protection, could be hacked and forth m without noticing it, i think ithould be a wake-up call to everyone, in saudi arabia.doing business ros: saudi arabia lenies this tion. let's hear from its foreign minister. >> the idea that the crown prince would

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the last day to enroll is january 31s so get covered tod. >>the tragic death of basketball legend kobe bryant has millions of peop around the world grieving and waiting for answers fans have een flocking to the staples cent in los angeles to pay their respects. connor pale there with the latt. the massive outpouring of emotion and grief continues today here in los angeles as lakers fans. >>flock to the staples center to y tribute to kobe yant. >>for the los angeles icon taken too soon the outpouring of love and sending well beyond the world of baetball. he had that type of leership quality. >>had so much more to give along those lines, fish stars celebrities in casual fans celebrating the uniqueness of a helicopter crh along with in his 13 year-old daughter anna and 7 others, his former teammatshaquille 'neal and a loss for words not doing well. >>im sick right now tuesday night laker game against the clippers was postpone the am is still grappling with the devastating loss not yet ready to return to work as millions mourn his death those wh

now history professor at the university of oxford senior tod suggests merton college's code of conduct was used by transgender advocates to fend off opposing views. i was stunned because i appreciate that the university of oxford it has tried very hard to uphold free space age and that the code of the university in shrines our right to free speech and freedom of debate this event at merton college struck me as very serious because it seems to be implying that for the 1st time an academic institution was going to take the same line as student activists i.e. that feminists and debate by feminists was unwelcome what i suspect has happened is that the speakers in that event insisted that that was a condition of them appearing that big because trans activists refused to debate face to face with their critics they refused to debate with feminists and so it's not unusual for them to insist that at events like this they are not confronted with any opposing or challenging view these crosstalk follows the u.s. or british with a saga expo back in 30 minutes with the latest news headlines to see a

tdawiy >> judge, i amnohoo tod re i would love to tell you that i watch you all day every day, but i have a few other things to do. disqualify him e, s plans to cs leaving room for the other candidates to make their pitch directly to voters. >> ads don't vote and not even $10 million super bowl ads vote. people vote. >> rachel, you just mentioned the debate in your report. it's just days away.at be the iowa caucus, and it's the smallest stage yet? >> reporter: exactly, tom. 13 candidates are still in the ace, only six, though, have ifblalqumbfoerieg will not be tt the other billionaire in the race tom steyer ma the cut at the very last minute. sharing center stage that night will be former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders. tom? >> that takes place on tuesday. rachel scott from the campaign trail. rachel, thanks.n the impeachment standoff on l hill. house speaker nancy pelosito ca nounng s'll nd those articles to the senate next week after a three-week delay. the third presidential impeachment trial in history society to begin. david wright with more. >> reporter: t

mitary is not about tod leave the country it invaded 17 years ago. iraq's acting prime minister met with the u.s. ambassador to emscuss how to implement the oesolution, which is not yet binding, but defense secretary usper talking with reporters off camera said the u.s. is staying. >> there has been no decision whatsoever to leave iraq. there is no decision to leave, nor do we have any plans to leave or prepare to leave. >> reporter: rumors of an rerican pullout was sparked by ice draft of a letter from an american general to his iraqi counterpart about measures to msure that the movements out of iraq is conducted in a safe and efficient manner, but the chairman of joint chiefs, general mark milley, disowned rae draft. >> it was a mistake, an honest afstake, a draft unsigned letter, because we are moving forces around, and we have oucreased helicopter movement in iraq. >> reporter: pullout would mean mpe end of the campaign against isis, which for now is suspended as the u.s. reinforces and repositions the 5,000 troops inside iraq to protect against

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a while say a friend they stay and stay and stay you drop a hint you know it's getting late on the tod but they just don't get it. america is a force for good in the middle east and a delegation sam to iraq would be dedicated to discussing how to be recommit to our strategic partnership not to discuss troop withdrawal what complicates things is that your unwelcome guest is heavily armed and has a tendency to how do you put this kill your other guests you call make this up americans kill an arabian general in iraq iran then shoots back a bunch of ballistic missiles in revenge out of iraq i mean these poor rocky guys they've done nothing and everyone's bombing them so you can understand if they're a little sick of it all and point to the door we want to restart the civil war again among the shia we don't want this to happen we're not a battlefield between the usa and iran so whoever wants to hit the usa should do that outside of this country. that all of these troops must leave because they have turned iraq into a battlefield and it's astonishing the americans are saying no we don't care

you are going to edit this conversation in order to make sense, to tod story, the this or that or whatever. asrtists, we all have the opportunity to present the story in the way that we want to present it. and so when i present o a fimine, like, let's say, "bowling for columbine." so i have these strong feelings about gunsnd how we should be dealing with it. >> and you look into why america has such a violent culture and why we're more vlent than canada and all this -- yeah. >> and even countrielike canada, who have guns -- they have hunting -- tons of hunting guns in canada, and they don't shoot each other. and i wanted to explore, "why is that?" because the canadians aren'ter behan us. they've got the same 23 chromosomes in each of their selves that we have. so why us? why do we do this?. >> all rig so, can i give you an example of the editing and ask you, sir, how you made the choices?h, >> yeah, sure. >> so let's watch a clip from "bowling for columbine," which takeplace in littleton, colorado, which is where i went to high school. to colorado 10 daysthe nra came after the massacre. an

i want tod pull back aing in the whole table here. because president trump made such a cticaecision for his presidency. here's what he had to say today about that decision. president trump: soleimani has beenrp rating acts of terror to destabilize the middle east for the last 20 years.te what the ustates d yesterday should have been done long ago. we do not seek regime change. however the iian regime's aggression in the region including these of proxy fighters to destabilize its neighbors must end and it must end robert: toluse, you and i have been working together all day for "the washington post" trying t figure out why this happened. based on your conversations with your sources, was the hawks? or were the hawks perched on the president's shoulders, the generals in his administration urging action? were republicans pressuring him? why did he do this? >> that's a really good question. and the fact that the president doesn't seem to have sort of a core foreign policy means that sometimes when people get in the room with him, they can

and informed them he was going to submit a resolution to congress that would grant him a responding tod this unprovoked act of war on the part of the north vietnamese. tellon did not congressional leaders about the operations and he described the north vietnamese attacks as completely unprovoked. we did nothing to deserve this attack. long story short the tonkin gulf resolution failed in congress with minimal debate and passed unanimously 416-zero in the house of representatives and 88-2 in the senate. only two senators voted against morrisonly wayne subjected on administration figure to difficult questions. morris gave johnson quite a fight for three days on august 5, sixth, and seventh he wailed against the resolutions and challenge the account of what happened in the gulf of tonkin and predicted that johnson would use the declaration as a functional declaration of war. morris'sad them today lengthy diatribes are uncanny in their accuracy. everything he said was going to happen happened had the diatribes been delivered by anyone else. moremight have influenced members of congress to r

strikes in a camp in tod she just north of baghdad iraq's popular mobilisation forces say the strikes hit a convoy it was medics and not any of its senior leaders likely go some up in debate is on the line from the iraqi capital with some of what else do we know. but according to vault remobilization forces the paramilitary wings of the iraqi government we've heard that. force is very silly in that convoy. that was targeted. this is a road which leads to words encouraging ridges hold their coalition base there was really a speculation that there was. one of the brigade who was in the. convoy criticize it allegedly by u.s. . but so far the popular politician forces saying that. this was a method. which was targeted so attention to move in or are considered. to be seen in the last few hours more barracks for streets we close in baghdad ahead of this theater concession or are. you to take this in the 10 local t.v. so it is a tense laid there is lots of speculation on social media about the strike. but so far this one happening with the problem of leveson forces saying that it was a convo

music, i don't know how to say -- alive, toankful to be enjoy with all that happened in now, i have todto tell you what happened at that time. my image at that time, june 8, 1972. we had been so, so peaceful and nothing happened. who know about the vietnam war, that the vietnam war happened far away from my place. everything. so in june, the enemies came to occupy my village. as soon as my mom opened the came.she knew the war we are in danger, right? protect her family, to hide, to move out of the house and eventually we went to hide in the temple. we thought, that is a holy place. it would be safe. wartime,now, in the nowhere is safe. we are hiding in the temple for villagers with the and south the emmys soldiers. they were there to protect us. as children, we just allowed to and those three days. the first two days, they dropped different kind of bomb, but then in the third day, in the morning, they started to drop the napalm. we didn't know the napalm, the name at that time. -- suddenly, the south vietnamese soldiers, they color mark was dropped inside the temple area. dedicated they

tod today, some weak profiles looking to beijing >>> google market cap tops $1 trillion >>> the bloombergthe former new york mayor is changing the presidential race with hundreds of millions in ad money. it is friday, january 17, 2020 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the marketsite on times square. let's look at u.s. equity futures. you'll see green arrows. the s&p topped 3,300 green comes on top of the gains we saw yesterday dow was up 267 points yesterday. this morning, indicated another 63 points higher s&p indicated up almost 8 points and the nasdaq u

high-end technology, which is now starting with big investments with germany >> tahe italian minister has tod cnbc, he was sorry to see the leader step down of the five-star movement because they had a positive relationship but thought his resignation was the right decision >> italy sees that as some form of government. we decided our party to join this coalition budget load was serious in terms of reorganizing the main line and now starting the second phase of investment. speci specializing ourself in the green deal in this, there is the party like the five stars that opened their party to the organization like they are going to do in march. the minister that was the leader that brought the party to great success now decided to help this renewal internal discussions i feel sorry for him because we are friends but i think he did it to stabilize the party and government >> i understand that but you are also a coalition of two complete angels a coalition of odds of sorts can it continue when one of your partners is undergoing so much turmoil. we've had deflections, resignations, we've had peopl

this going tod is be. princehe oil market, abdulaziz saying we are perhaps a little bit overly pessimistic, referring back to 2003, an extreme position to the currency markets. aussie dollar-yen, shortly asian currencies, likewise aussie dollar is the ground zero for global growth. if the coronavirus gross in its momentum around the world come growth in thehe aussie dollar, 74.2 is where we are. 10 year paper, is it 30 basis points to cheap? that is the question that jp morgan are putting into the market. they are positive of the very human aspects of the coronavirus but they need to look through the prism of risk. stop did see the biggest since october for u.s. equities on friday. europe ended in the green. european and u.s. futures firmly on the back foot and global equities have a loss last week. emerging markets having a hit after seven weeks of gains. the yuan at its weakest this year so far. concerns around coronavirus grow. >> indeed. >> the latest on the coronavirus outbreak. newa has extended the

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ca some kind of -- he had that little jimmy stewart wobble tod him. and i don't recall that.ld you say it again? >> he's like a picture of who you wanted in the seventh game seven years ago and now he's not in his prime anymore and they're hitting home runs off of him in the first hit. >> let me back up for a second and say, if i can, what i said earlier with regards to steele -- that is beyond my purview. >> it is exactly your purview, director mueller. >> that just wasn't that g-man that everyone knew and admired. it's kind of a sad coder to a fantastic life of service.e. the last time people see him was that. >> you get so caught up in the mueller report now because of the conversation that's been had that you kind of forget that this did not start as part of an argument. this started as an investigation into whether or not russia hadt any interference in the election. >> russia carried out a very successful social media campaign. if anything, it should've put a big spotlight on social media and how it could potentially be very dangerous. >> everyone knows how to pronounce

internet, the way the internet allows communication of people who are probably imbalanced or full of them todarry out violent acts. , but not just against jews all sorts of other groups, and the extremist of all kind, whether white nationalist extremists, or islamic jihadist extremists, to take violent action. david: that is my question. we are not going to shut down the internet, so what can we replace something affirmative to overcome the negative? joe: it's a good question, it's a difficult question. it is similar to every great breakthrough in history. they not only bring extraordinary benefits, but they can be used to hurt people. the internet has been a great advance in the quality of our lives, businesses, entertainment, everything else. but we have to find a way to the the extremists off internet without compromising free speech. one thing we have to look at here in the u.s. is section 230 of the communications decency act under which now gives immunity to social media companies for anything they carry. they don't have an adequate incentive to use their technological brilliance to fin

the wall really functions as a symbolic, wall agreed in our tod and heart and to refuse bury responsibility refuse to share and refuse to have those immediate neighbor. many is caused by us. globalization, and prosper or the west, condition is very much based on the conditions of the underdeveloped nations. theyexican police, when sheet to students, the guns they use are from germany. in some instances, can easily nations thatf rich profit from the property, from the people eager to make it in china, many,uous -- many other nations that dump the pollutions and impossible in protection labor market into those nations. , they are notme supporting the democracy in those kind of states because they know democracy will not make them so easy to be profitable. amy: you talk about western from areasfiting that are less developed. both your film -- you just finished your film and mexico and you're now making another film in hong kong. explain what has brought you back to china, the hong kong to do this film about the protests there. kong started protesting since last june, already lasting for over h

they went dn to the final play blood pressure was raised each time are watching this team tod something refreshing from the 40 niners, a dominant winow coming into today's divisional playoff game the minnesota vikings were thought tobe a real threat to t 40 niners that was not the case today and the niners showed why. >>they are the number one seed andall the great in the building joe montana 4 time super bowl champion dan bowens one of the heroes of super bowl 16, sounding the g horn. first 49 ers dry jimmy garoppolo starting his first playoff ga. 5 for 6 off the bat, strike to kendrick bourne. niners up 7 zip it suing vikings drive a minnota response know kirk cousins, 3rd into going to take a shot here stefan diggs callow weatherspoon on the coveragells down digs a 41 yard touchdown. in the 40 niers forced to make a chane at quarterback witherspo pulled from the game free manu mosley immiately after the d quarter. tevin leman the runningack easy money a yard out 14 san francisco in full stride but near the end of the half. her awful, a mistake here doesn't see eric kendricks in cover

you know, and so, we have a problem in thisisan country tod we're growing 30 to 40% a year, and i'm worried about getting the right people. i'm just having trouble with it. >> so i think all of that is i n exactly right.k was i might touch on one element of that question that i think was in your question, senator thunen about thethusia demographic div, across the country, so making sure we're drawing engineering talent, not just from the east ast but but iwest coast, all through the country, and i n do think thatt. that's criticale important, because we are culturally different, we have different experiences, as young children, and so that little r a girl who grewrm up fixing a tractor, on her farm, could mak an amazing engineer, but she's p got toath have the opportunitye see that path forward, and so i think that's where, that's where programs like nasa ep-score, and you know, others, can be so invaluable, to making sure thati all of those students, in south dakota, mississippi, and everywhere in between, can see that path forward. because there's talent out there. it's not that we don't

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the president talked about tod today, soleimani, the terrorist, was engaged in active plotting. there was an attack that was imminent that could have killed hundreds of americans. we found an opportunity, and we delivered. we brought all of america's best and brightest together, found an opportunity, and took this guy who you described pretty accurately is one of the worst terrorists ever to walk the face of the planet, we took him off orthe battlefield. we were successful at eliminating -- he won't conduct a terror campaign or put anyone at risk. >> sean: the president said earlier today soleimani is plotting imminent, sinister attacks on american diplomats and military personnel, but we caught him in the act, and terminated him. we know u.s. special representativel for iran brian hook also i thought you were saying the same thing. how bad was this potential? >> secretary pompeo: we caught him, and we stopped him, and it's a good thing for the world. he was traveling the region when he landed in baghdad, and the travels before that put him in places all around the region, which